It was an amazing experience. As a tip, if going driving, you are able to park and climb the stairs. Get there before the excursion buses arrive to avoid the crown or after 2:00 p.m. We got there at 10:00 am and there were many people. We left at 1:30 pm and at that time, there was more parking space.

Meteora have 6 or 7 monasteries. This one is one of the so called touristic, which means that is being visited by many groups especially on the morning hours which makes it very crowded and not a place that you can have an easy access or to explore it. Parking is a little bit hard but the scenery is something amazing. Many stairs but not difficult to climb up. Amazing views from the top and clean areas to see. Is one of the bigger monasteries but crowded. Shop was not so organised and the guy that was working there wanted us to go out because he wanted to go somewhere. For shopping souvenirs better go to the monasteries that are not touristic. Top things of this monastery is the huge barrel and the old lift that was kept preserved with all the old instruments which are not working anymore

We visited this monastery as part of our walking tour because it was Tuesday and Great Meteora monastery was closed. However, I think we were so lucky to be able to see this place as one monastery the tour took us to. It’s kept in perfect condition. Everything is so tidy and beautifully present! Inside the church many frescos were preserved and look brand new. There is also a museum, gift shop and barrel for water storage to see. Don’t miss chair inside the cage which was used to bring people up or down. We had one hour in the monastery and it was not enough to see everything.