Sights

Its official name is Monemvasia, although there are some slight variations in Greek, along with different forms of pronunciation – such as Monovasia. In the

Mystras (Greek: Μυστράς, Μυζηθράς, Myzithras in the Chronicle of the Morea) is a fortified town and a former municipality in Laconia, Peloponnese, Greece. Since the

Ancient Olympia was the birthplace of the Olympic Games in classical times. The games were held every four years and date back possibly further than

Nestor Palace is one of the top monuments in Messinia. Irs a complex of various buildings. The main building, longer than 50 m. and wider

Messene is a significant ancient city in terms of its size, form, and state of preservation. In addition to the sanctuaries and public buildings, it

A drop of land, between the sea and the sky, resembling to both a cape and an island, an emerald dressed in white, totally absorbed

Methoni Castle In the southwest tip of the Peloponnese, lies the great fortress of Methoni. In the small peninsula, that was already fortified from ancient

Pylos Castles. Two castles are built on the summits of the hills overlooking the Bay of Navarino and the town of Pylos: the older castle

In Kalamata there are numerous historical and cultural sights to see, such as the Ville-hardouin Castle, the Ipapandis (Purification of the Virgin) Byzantine church, the

The Diros Cave is an unusual one, in that it’s half-filled with water, so you go through most of it by boat. What you do