Peloponnese
Peloponnese
The Peloponnese, a peninsula in southern Greece is a captivating and unique region renowned for its rich history, diverse landscapes and cultural significance. Steeped in ancient mythology, the Peloponnese boasts archaeological wonders such as the ruins of Mycenae, associated with the legendary King Agamemnon, and the birthplace of the Olympic Games in Olympia. Picturesque villages, like Nafplio with its Venetian architecture, offer a blend of historical charm and seaside beauty.
What’s popular in the Peloponnese
What’s popular in the Peloponnese
historic cities
Nafplio
Charming cities such as Nafplio, with its Venetian architecture, and Kalamata, known for its vibrant atmosphere, showcase the region’s historical and contemporary allure.
traditional villages
Vathi
Picturesque villages in areas like Mani and Messinia offer a glimpse into traditional Greek life, with stone-built houses and coastal views.
coastal beauty
Voidokilia
Pristine beaches along the Peloponnesian coastline, including Voidokilia and Simos, attract sunseekers and water enthusiasts.
local cuisine
Kagianas
There are plenty of local dishes worth trying such as Kalamata olives, Kagianas, Pasto (synglino) and local wines, make the region a gastronomic delight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Some of the most frequently asked questions about the Peloponnese.
