What to do
The old theater of Epidavros
Welcome to the Ancient Theatre of Epidavros, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its phenomenal acoustics and historical significance. The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus is not only a historical monument, but also a vibrant cultural center. It continues to host annual performances, including the famous Epidavros Festival, where classical Greek plays are performed in the ancient setting. This gives visitors the unique opportunity to experience the timeless beauty of ancient Greek drama in one of the most iconic locations of antiquity.
Nafplio
Discover the enchanting charm of Nafplio, also known as Nauplion, the first capital of Greece after independence. Wander the cobbled streets, admire the Venetian architecture and discover the secrets of the impressive Palamidi Fortress, which proudly overlooks the city and the sea. With its imposing walls, secret passages and breathtaking views, Palamidi Fortress offers a fascinating insight into the military history of the region.
The Sunken city
One of the most intriguing attractions in the area of Archea Epidavros is the “Sunken City”, an underwater archaeological site just off the coast. Dating back to classical times, this ancient city was swallowed by the sea after an earthquake and now offers divers and snorkelers the opportunity to explore the remains of ancient streets, walls and buildings. The Sunken City offers a fascinating glimpse into the past and is a must-see for history and adventure lovers.
Poros
Enjoy a day on the idyllic island of Poros, known for its picturesque harbours and traditional Greek atmosphere. Take a short taxi boat from Galatsi to this charming island and explore the atmospheric streets, relax in the characteristic blue and white houses and enjoy delicious fresh fish dishes in one of the local taverns. With its relaxed atmosphere and enchanting landscapes, Poros is a must-visit destination for a day trip during your stay in Epidavros.
Methana
Methana is a peninsula, which was formed entirely from lava cones and lava flows. It is part of an active volcanic area, which also includes the islands of Santorini, Melos and Nysiros. The island was formed 250,000 years ago, the most recent eruption took place in the year 258 BC. The lava flow reached the coast and extended the peninsula about 500m in a north-westerly direction. Methana is a paradise for hikers. Hiking trails lead over the rugged peaks to the old craters, through the beautiful nature. From our terrace you have a beautiful view of Methana.
Nemea wine Route
For a gastronomic adventure, explore the Nemea Wine Route, which takes you through the region’s scenic vineyards and charming villages. During the wine tour, enjoy tastings of local wines, including the famous Agiorgitiko, and learn about Greece’s traditional wine production. Visit historic wineries, savor delicious local cuisine, and discover the unique flavors of the Peloponnese.
Mycene
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the myths and legends of ancient Mycenae, one of the oldest civilizations of Ancient Greece, which flourished from approximately 1600 to 1100 BC. Home to the legendary King Agamemnon, Mycenae was a prosperous city with impressive palaces, imposing fortresses and a thriving culture. Explore the mighty citadel, marvel at the famous Lion Gate and discover the riches of the ancient civilization at the Archaeological Museum.
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