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Holidays in the Peloponnese means you must visit the most beautiful and historical cities and Nafplio is one of them. With it tile roofs, grey stone, grand homes and a blue-green sea Nafplio awaits you. The famous Bourtzi, Akronafplia and Palamidi castles are some important monuments to see and take some images. A stunning seaport town, consisting of fortresses, neoclassical buildings, old neighbourhoods, wide sidewalks and large squares. A town brimming with life that preserves its legends and entices  you into its mystical ambience.

Perhaps is one of  the most charming city of the Peloponnese and one of the favorite destinations for the weekend all year round. Admire the city from above by climbing the 999 steps leading to the imposing Palamidi that stands on a huge gray rock and overlooks the sea. From Akronafplia, the view of the city is just as impressive, and if you follow the Arvanitia pedestrian walkway that circles the Acronafplia rock, you will make an idyllic walk with the sea below your feet. In restored mansions, scattered in the old town of Nafplio, you will find beautiful hostels. The core of the old town full of cafe-bars and taverns with a splendid view over Bourtzi, the small village with the Venetian fortress. The central pedestrian street of King Constantine will become a reference point for every tour of the old city as it crosses almost all of it and ends up in the paved Syntagma Square, the meeting point for everyone.

Traditional taverns occupy the entire length of Staikopoulou street, at the end of which is the Kombolio Museum. The two green parks, Kolokotronis and OSE, which welcome guests at the entrance of the city, are offered for relaxing walks.