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Attraction | History & Culture

Agnountos Monastery

Built in a green landscape with fortress architecture and impressive history, the monastery of Agnountos (or Agnantas) near Nea Epidaurus is not only one of the most interesting sights of Argolida, but also one of its oldest monasteries.
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Attraction | History & Culture

Ancient Asine

Its name will always remind us of the lyrics of the verses of Nobel laureate poet Giorgos Seferis. Asine was directly connected with the sea. Its inhabitants engaged in transit trade among the palace of Mycenae, the palace of Tiryns, the pa..
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Attraction | History & Culture

Ancient Midea

Although relatively little remains of ancient Midea, it was once the third most important fortified Mycenaean citadel in Argolis -after Tiryns and Mycenae.
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Attraction | History & Culture

Archaeological sites of Argos

Argos has very important archaeological sites, like the castle of Larisa, the ancient agora and the theatre, attracting thousands of visitors every year.
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Attraction | History & Culture

Avgou Monastery

The impressive stone fortress monastery is nestled in the vertical rocks οf Avgo mountain and offers impeccable vistas to the gorge of the river Rados, Iria and Nafplio. It is dedicated to Agios Dimitrios and the Catholicon is overwhelming...
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Attraction | Sun & Beach

Beaches near Nauplio

Social media users can’t post enough pictures of the beaches in the city of Nauplio, and close to it. They are very well organised, with beautiful waters - actually, some of them have been awarded with a Blue Flag.
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