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Korinthos, the capital of the prefecture, is a city that has stood the test of time. After two devastating earthquakes, in 1858 and in 1928, and one causing moderate damage (1981), the city stands and has been largely quake-proofed. The heir of Ancient Korinthos, it occupies the eastern end of the Corinthian Gulf, near the junction with the...
One of the most cosmopolitan villages in the region, Xylokastro stretches along the coast of the Corinthian Gulf below Mount Kyllini, also known as Ziria. It owes its name to a castle, which unfortunately has not survived. The castle was built on the banks of the river Sythas during the period of Frankish influence (circa 1260 A.D.), within...
Perched upon the northern slopes of Ziria (Kyllini) are the 3 settlements that comprise the region of Trikala. The highest, Ano Trikala, reaches to 1060 meters, and the lower Kato Trikala, to 900 meters. The town offers the largest tourism infrastructure on the Kyllini (Ziria) mountain. Traditional stone houses, cozy courtyards, welcoming...
Closely associated with historical earthquakes, Loutraki stands proud in the Corinthian Gulf, at the foot of Gerania Mountains, overlooking the castle of Akrocorinthos. Located just 84 km from Athens and 4 km from Korinthos it is known both as a spa city since 1925, with spa facilities, excellent mineral drinking water, and as the “garden”...
The Nemea region has been inhabited since prehistoric times. It was of great religious significance for ancient Greece, and owes its name to a nymph called Nemea, daughter of the River God Asopos. Here stood the ancient cities of Nemea and Fliasia, with their holy places, and the large stadium which hosted the Nemian games, sports games...
One of the most beautiful mountain areas of the prefecture, Feneos generously offers the visitor the beauty of nature. The little villages with their stone houses and cobblestone streets, town squares shadowed by ancient plane trees, and fountains with bubbling water are surrounded by dense forests. One of the most famous attractions, not...
A settlement at the east of Korinthia located at the foothills of mount Jalika, literally in the heart of the pine forest, reaching up to the turquoise beaches. Sofiko boasts a remarkable ecclesiastical history. The region is home to about 30 Christian monuments from different periods, such as the Monastery of the Assumption in Sofiko, the...
A small coastal village known for its beach, which is an attraction during the summer months, with the parallel development of accommodation and restaurants. In the settlement of Schinos the Church of the Transfiguration is worth visiting.
A small village in southeastern Korinthia, 16 km from the city of Korinthos, surrounded by pine trees and olive plantations located at the foot of Mount Skaroumpalo at an altitude of 250 meters. In the village one can visit the folk museum housed in the Elementary School, with objects from the local’s daily life. Of interest are the Church...
Agionori is known for the Agionori Fortress, which still stands at the top of the hill and was once connected with the castles of Argos and Akrocorinthos. Close to the village, in a narrow passage of Kleisoura the homonymous battle took place in which Nikitaras, Papaflessas and Ypsilantis decimated the remnant of the Turkish troops of...
A village built at an altitude of 830 meters, overlooking Nafplio, the Saronic Gulf and the mountains of the central Peloponnese. Passing through Stefani you can make a stop at the Old Monastery of Taxiarches (11th-12th c.), the church Kimisis tis Theotokou (Assumption of Virgin Mary )(14th c.) with frescoes dating from the 1694 and the...
