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Peloponnese
The Peloponnese has a lot to offer. Rough and wild mountains surrounded by magical woods, create a beautiful scenery that immediate transport the visitor in a mythical environment where legends, culture and strong traditions are still alive. A land forged by battles and commerce of ancient polis, that is able to offer history, unique sceneries and beautiful coastlines.
Attractions in the Peloponnese
Highlights
Der 79 Meter hohe Kanal von Korinth ist rund um die Uhr geöffnet und kann auch nachts befahren ...
Wonderful site with old fort, fortifications and churches on top of the mountain with its strategic ...
In the upper town of Monemvasia there are numerous ruins and impressive remains of the former ...
Exposed floor mosaics and the foundation walls of a building from the Hellenistic period.
Ideal place with a view for a short stop in the shade of an old oak.
At the end of the route, just below the peak of Vigla, this point offers stunning views of Neda ...
Schöner Blick auf den historischen Ort Mistras und die Ebene von Sparti.
Dann hat man den Feuerpfeiler geschafft
Einer der südlichsten Punkte Festlandeuropas; nur das Gebiet südlich von Gibraltar bis Tarifa liegt ...
Discover the region
The Peloponnese is located in the south of Greece. It is a mountainous region covered by forests, especially in the central part of the Peninsula (Arcadia, east of Messenia and north of Laconia). The highest peak is Mt. Taygetos (Profitis Ilias) located in Laconia with a hight of 2404 m. , often chosen as touristic outdoor destination because of the challenge of this rocky hike and the stunning view over both land and sea. Furthermore, the many valleys and rivers immersed in magical forests on one side and beaches with crystal water on the other, create unique views and sceneries, making Peloponnese a natural multifaceted land with various possible outdoor activities in nature. Historical sites are also the core of this land. Many fortresses, temples, old towns, harbours and old paths can be found all over the peninsula, raging from the Archaic period of ancient Greece to the Greek War of Independence.
