Peloponnese Region

A cluster of sites including Mycenae and Epidaurus, along with the old town of Nafplio and Monemvasia, at the core of classical Greece.

Peloponnese Region covers the eastern and southern Peloponnese peninsula, connected to the mainland by the Corinth Canal. In Argolis, the Mycenae site and the ancient theatre of Epidaurus are both World Heritage Sites, and the port of Nafplio was the first capital of independent Greece; to the south are the Byzantine city of Mystras, the sea-fortress of Monemvasia and the rugged Mani Peninsula, while Kalamata is a city of food and beaches. Spring and autumn are best for visiting ancient sites, and summer for the seaside. It takes about two hours to get here from Athens by car or bus, and Kalamata Airport has international flights in summer.

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