Nafplion, Mycenae, Epidavros, Corinth |
This is one of
the most charming towns in Greece, with one of the best preserved Old towns to
be found anywhere. After the war of Independence against the Turks, Nafplion
became the capital of the Greek state and flourished accordingly. It makes an
excellent base for exploring the surrounding area and especially the nearby
archaeological sites of Corinth, Mycenae
and Epidauros, the various villages by the sea and the
islands of the Saronic Gulf (Hydra, Poros and Spetses).
How to get there:
by public bus (min. 3,5hrs), by private car (3hrs) or by train (min.
3,5hrs).
Note: You may also check for
performances of
ancient drama in Epidavros
Hotels in Nafplion

Mycenae: the archaeological site -Top

Mycenae: the Treasure of Atreus -Top

Ancient Corinth: the Temple of Apollo -Top