Where History Comes to Life
Nafplio and its surrounding region bring together history, architecture and culture in a way that feels both rich and effortless. From ancient civilizations to elegant neoclassical towns, each place reveals a different side of Greece’s timeless character.
Old Town of Nafplio
One of the most beautiful and romantic towns in Greece, Nafplio was the first capital of the modern Greek state.
Walking through its narrow cobblestone streets feels like stepping into a living museum, with Venetian mansions, neoclassical buildings and small squares full of cafés and local life.
Everything is within walking distance, making it ideal for relaxed exploration, shopping and evening strolls.
◇ Distance from the property: 13 km (19 min by car)
Bourtzi Fortress
Located on a small islet in the harbor, Bourtzi is Nafplio’s most iconic landmark, built by the Venetians in 1473 to protect the entrance of the port and control access to the city.
Accessible by small boats departing from the harbor, it offers a short but distinctive visit, combining history with beautiful views back toward Nafplio. Over the years, it has served various roles, from a defensive stronghold to a residence and later even a hotel.
◇ Distance from the property: 14 km (21 min by car)
Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus
One of the most important and best-preserved ancient theatres in the world, the Theatre of Epidaurus was built in the 4th century BC and is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and harmonious design.
Part of the Sanctuary of Asclepius, a major healing center of antiquity, the theatre was used for performances that were believed to contribute to both physical and mental well-being.
Even today, it hosts performances during the summer festival, offering a unique opportunity to experience ancient drama in its original setting.
◇ Distance from the property: 24 km (36 min by car)
