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Maybe is the smallest Archaeological museum I have ever visit. Just four rooms or two floors.. 10 euros entrance and no more of one hour you will need to see the things that have inside. At the old city you can find this museum..and as always Greece is full of ancient stuff.

A very nice archaeological museum, not too big so it’s easy to explore without feeling rushed. The museum is well organized, with two floors dedicated to the ancient cultures of the region. You can use an audio guide, and there are several sort of benches between the displays where you can sit, rest and listen to the commentary. The staff are friendly and helpful. Just be aware that the stairs to both the first and second floors are quite steep. Overall, a pleasant and interesting visit!

The Archaeological Museum of Nafplio is a museum in the town of Nafplio of the Argolis region in Greece. It has exhibits of the Neolithic, Chalcolithic, Helladic, Mycenaean, Classical, Hellenistic and Roman periods from all over southern Argolis. The museum is situated in the central square of Nafplion. It is housed in two floors of the old Venetian barracks. The oldest exhibits in the museums are Paleolithic clay hearths from the Kleisoura Gorge near Prosymna (32,000-21,000 BCE)

This a tiny, absolutely unnecessary, however, very charming museum. It is two storeys of findings from Mykene epoch, which is a lot earlier than classical Greek. No hands on experience for the kids. However the exhibition itself is versatile enough for everyone to find something interesting. Most notable items have a good explanation in English.

This museum has an impressive collection of artifacts from nearby archaeological sites. The items are exhibited with helpful explanations. There is also a silent video.

A very interesting museum ,it houses exhibits from Prehistotic period to Roman times !Lots of exhibits from the Myceanean civilization ,it's worth visiting!

A lovely collection of interesting and priceless pieces of art and tools that come from an era long gone. Great atmosphere and not crowded even during peak vacation days in Greece. You might find the entry rules to be slightly discriminatory: if you’re an EU citizen under 25 years of age it’s free, if you’re a non-EU citizen under 25 it’s 3€. Albeit, both EU and non-EU over 25 are required to pay the full price of 6€. I personally don’t see the point in all of that but in any case, the entry is not overpriced in my opinion.

Beautiful views from the top, the panoramas are really worth it. Unfortunately, the site itself is poorly maintained, not really visitable inside, and the €20 entrance fee is absolutely too much. I’m giving it 3 stars mainly because of the price – €5–10 would be more appropriate considering the limited access and its recent history.

A fantastic place to visit in Nafplio! The view from the top is absolutely stunning, especially when the water around the town turns that beautiful blue-green turquoise shade. There are several viewpoints around the fortress, so take your time to walk around and enjoy the different perspectives. There’s also a small café inside for a quick break. You can either climb up the famous stairs or drive up — both options are worth it. The only downside is that the ticket price feels a bit high, but overall, it’s definitely worth the visit for the view alone!

Absolutely gorgeous views and a very impressive fortress. The architecture and preservation is amazing. We had so much fun exploring and there seemed to be a new view around every corner. I was surprised they even had a little snack cafe’ in the main area and it appeared they were working on some sort of museum as well. Oh…bring good shoes with traction. You’ll thank me later.

Awesome view of the city of Nafplio from the firetress on top of the hill. The foretress itself is well built and has some interesting stories behind it.

Definitely worth a visit for the views. There’s 2 ways to go up. Can either go by car or climb the stairs. The climb looks more daunting than it is. Casual pace can take around 20min. I recommend going in the morning so your in the shade during the climb. Depending on time of year take a bottle or water and wear a hat especially during hotter times of year. No drones allowed on site. It also says no cameras but there was a few people inside with them… If you want to explore everything casually you would need roughly 2 hours. Last entrance is 20min before closing time. Entrance is €20 per person. There’s also a snack bar but nearly everything is inflated other than the 500ml water which is 50 cents. Take your time and enjoy the views. There’s lot to see and explore.

The fortress is an impressive place with amazing views over Nafplio and the sea. The history and atmosphere are truly worth experiencing. However, the entrance fee (20€ per person) feels a bit high, especially since there’s no museum or additional exhibition inside. It takes no time at all to climb the stairs, but walking down the road will take you about an hour.

The Palamidi Fortress, a grand and impressive Venetian fortress, is nestled on the crest of a high hill overlooking Nafplio. A must-see sight, it feels like a never-ending structure that sprawls across most of the hill. It’s a top destination to visit if you’re nearby, as exploring it and learning about its rich history can take two hours or more. You can access it by climbing 913 steps from the town of Nafplio or by car/taxi, which brings you directly to the fortress entrance, where parking is available. We recommend arriving early, as the parking fills up quickly. The fortress also offers free public restrooms, a bar, and a museum shop.

A small, but rich museum with a lot of objects, documents and images related to the Independence War and WWII. You can also watch a very interesting movie on the topic, with English subtitles. The building itself is very nice and the staff is really polite and welcoming.

If you’re a history lover, you’ll enjoy this museum. There’s a soldier at the entrance and if you need any help he’ll do. The entrance fee was 3€. It is made of 2 floors, 1st for WWI, and 2nd for WWII. There are photos (with explanations and english translation), a movie on a TV that explains everything, uniforms, arms, and more.

Great small museum that covers Greek military engagements from the war of independence through WWII. Lots of historic weapons, uniforms, and documents on display. There is a continuous running movie on Greece during WWII on the top floor. There was plenty of references to Nafplio’s role in these conflicts. It was the nation’s first capital after it won independence from the Ottoman Empire in 1821. It was very interesting. The museum is staffed with very polite soldiers from the Greek Army. It stays open later than the museums too. Everything had descriptions in English. We discussed some of the history with the soldier on duty. He was well informed and proud of his history. Well worth a visit.

Great place for history buffs. Only complaint is that overall its a bit hard to follow if you don't know the context. In other words, it doesn't tell a story. Otherwise, it was clean and quiet.

I'll always rate a military or war history museum a bit higher as it is a keen interest. The price is very low to get in. Building is in a bit of disrepair though (bathroom ceiling was even leaking rain water) so hopefully they spend some money fixing the place up a bit in the future. Enjoyed the video on 2nd floor and the various uniforms and weapons on display. If your not a fan you'll probably feel this place is a 2 or 3.

In this historical building the first military school of Greece was founded. The collection is superb starting from the 1821 Greek Revolution era .WWI&WW2 exhibition items are also included. A visit in this place is a must and everyone should give it a try.

We actually came here to get out of the sun for a little bit, but it turned out to be one of my favorite places in Nafplio. The museum is set up in chronological order from the start of the Greek army until present day. There are a lot of interesting items to see, but my favorite was the WWII video on the top floor. We spent more time than we had originally planned, but loved every part of it. Definitely give it a try if you're around.

Oh what gem this museum is truly amazing the collections are breathtaking. No pictures allowed is €2 per person.

Friendly place, shopkeeper really enjoys sharing the komboloi culture !

Neat little museum with ancient komboloi and prayer beads. Fun to learn a bit of history from friendly staff and the shop has nice and unique souvenirs. Would recommend for a quick diversion while exploring Nafplio.

A very unique place. Definitely worth visiting. They’ve got a small shop there, though, the prices are impressive

Loved this wee shop, it has a beautiful vibe. A lovely staff member helped me choose some prayer beads made by local monks, what an honour to be able to wear these. She gave us lots of information on the beads and history, fascinating. I also purchased some homemade amber perfume

Delightful little spot! The museum is small, but it's cheap and a fun way to spend some time. The shop itself is great, with tons of beautiful komboloi.

beautiful small museum (2€ entrance), with a wonderful shop with various komboloi made of varying materials for sale - the amber komboloi were especially beautiful!

Here Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias was assassinated on October 9th 1831, by members of the Mavromichalis family. He was shot and stabbed. The bullet hole is still in the wall by the entrance. Painting inside the church of the assassination. If you go check out the ottoman fountains in the square with Arabic calligraphy.

The church where Greeks killed the first prime minister of Greece. You can actually see the spot where they shoot him and stab him..they wanted to be sure that they will kill him.. a church full of history and energy.. entrance is free..no need ticket.. but they have barred the half church you can't go near the temple to see.

Very nice orthodox old style church, with a very interesting monument of the spot that the first governor of modern Greece Ioannis Kapodistrias was assasinated.

The Church of Agios (Saint) Spiridon in Nafplion, Peloponnese: The church of Agios Spyridon is located in the Old Town of Nafplion, along with the paved streets of the town. This church was first built in 1702 with the financing of the Nafplion Brotherhood of Orthodox Greeks. This is a single-space basilica with a dome and a bell tower constructed in 1853. The interior of the church is solemn and there are many Byzantine icons and paintings around the walls. The painting that marks out for its vivid colors and its unusual theme is the large fresco of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea, just opposite the entrance door. Also, another unusual sign for an Orthodox church is the Star of David, a Jewish symbol that can be seen at the floor, almost in the center of the church. This church has an important historical significance for the Greeks. It was there that on September 27th, 1831, the first governor of the newly-established Greek State, Ioannis Kapodistrias, was assassinated by his political opponents, some men from the Mavrokordatos family, a wealthy and strong family that time in Greece who had contributed a lot in the Greek War of Independence. That Sunday morning, Kapodistrias was going to the Holy Mass. As usually, he preferred this church that was dedicated to Saint Spiridon, the protector of his homeland, Corfu. Few men appeared from the stairs opposite the church and shot him. In fact, some of these bullets still have their prints against the wall of the church. These prints have been framed in a glass case. Personally the specific historical church is very beautiful from outside and from inside.

The spot where kapodistrias was murdered. The bullet hit point is the actual monument

The very place where the history of our small nation changed for worse. The shady assassination of Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of the independent state of Greece, turned our country from a modern republic to a puppet kingdom, which is the source of pathogenicity up to this day for modern Greece. Sit on the stairs opposite to the church entrance and let your imagination unfold the tragic event.

A historical spot, in a historical town. If you go to Nafplio (first capital of Hellas), you must walk by the saint Spyridon church (where the first Hellenic prime minister Kapodistria was shot and killed).

The sculpture itself is a masterpiece. The park in which it is located, is filthy and full of rubbish. I live in the area and there are always people at night partying and leaving rubbish there with a bin just a few metres away across the street. There are no bins in the park itself and the local govt should get their act together and place bins and send council workers more often to clean up the mess and take care of the landscaping.

Interesting to look at if you are passing by, but don't make a special trip. You may even miss it if you did not specifically look for it up carved into the rock face above. TIP: The cemetery around the corner is interesting if you are here anyway.

Passed by in early November recently. Was on the hop-on hop-off bus to the fortress which drove by very slowly for passengers to view or take a photo.

Lion in Nafplion, off the beaten path which means that this monument is outside the old city around 10-15 minutes walking. The lion carved at the rock .. stay there with close eyes.. nice statue to see..

Nice sculpture Luck of explanation of the purpose. No tickets needed

The small park below the statue is basically abandoned. Garbage broken lights. The municipality needs to do more.

Tucked in a residential area. A nice little place to visit while on Nafplio.

Landmark of Nafplion, in the past the city was inside walls..this was the only gate that you could enter .. they keep it to see and remember the history of the town.. and if you forgot to enter it you came to late..at night they close the door and you left outside..

A very old gate ,the entrance to go to the old town in the past

Cool landmark, but don't go out of your way trying to visit it. There is not much to see. It's restored, not original. The history is interesting though (it used to be the only way to enter Nafplio from land).

We had a guided tour starting from here and it was amazing highly recommend. I highly recommend a guided tour of the town

Entrance to the Paramidi Fortress and there’s a nice Taverna next to it

There is good spot to take pictures with the gate and fortrees in the background, as well as a pond and small park with shade to sit in.

A landmark, the old gate to the town, at the foot of the entrance of the fortress.

An icon of Nafplion, Bourtzi fortress is a must when visiting. Catch a 5 euro-return ferry (blue and white boat) from a nondescript pickup/set down point on the dock. There is another 5 euro entrance fee into the fortress upon arrival (cash and card accepted), and you have free roam of the island. There are a few historic boards around detailing different parts of the fortress' history. There is also a museum and shop but both were closed on my visit. Enjoy the views of the Bay, Nafplion and the surrounds from this iconic island. There is a WC on the island, and a lift, however most of the island is not disabled friendly. Ferry's (separate service and fee to the entrance) run every 20-30 mins.

Outstanding! Go early and you might get the boat ride and the fortress to yourself. Information in English for tourists, all facilities- toilets, coffee shop, wheelchair accessible. Immaculately presented.

A cool castle to visit in the middle of the sea, with view of the city of Nafplio. Not much else to do. Have in mind that you will pay to get across and fee for entrance to the castle.

Bourtzi is a centuries-old Venetian fortress built starting in 1471 by Antonio Gambello and completed by the engineer Brancaleone It functioned as a defensive stronghold connected to the mainland by a chain, and later served as an executioner's residence, hotel, and now a restored tourist site. The castle offers stunning panoramic views of Nafplio's Old Town, the waterfront, and surrounding fortresses like Acronafplia and Palamidi. Many highlight it as a picture-perfect photo spot, especially at sunrise or sunset

7 euro boat ride, 7 euro entrance to the fortress. A place with a rich history, an exceptionally beautifully renovated fortress. The view is unreal. Recommendation

Bourzi is an emblematic monument,(island) near the port of Nafplio. It is a very beautiful castle with a lot of levels and stairs. You can go there by boat in ten minutes and it costs 5 euro. The ticket for the entrance costs 5 euro each.

It’s worth the short boat ⛴️ ride to the castle but when it comes to the castle itself it’s literally empty, they should’ve taken advantage of the empty spaces (especially the top of it) and maybe create a rooftop bar 🍸 or a restaurant 🍽️. When you get there, you get a really nice view of Nafplio and the nearby mountains ⛰️

Absolutely worth it. The walk up to the point took us sometime. We started from the harbor and walked our way up and timed it to take pictures at dusk. But absolutely worth the views

tecommsnded take the lower route near the sea then go up, great view

Very nice castle! Unfortunately, as it happens 4 times out of 5, the place has garbage lying around. I sincerely don’t understand why Greece has so much plastic and garbage just left here there and everywhere. Is it a matter of zero education? The view is amazing!

Great place for a panoramic view of Nafplio , quite a bit of uphill climbing, worth the effort!

The point of view maybe worth the visit, but was really the most dirty and abandoned place of the city. From broken street lights and garbage to condoms. The archeological site was completely abandoned and tourists were trying to find a way through the vegetation. Its simply a question, what does the municipality do for this place? It's a shame.

Nice castel It is abandond and the entrance is free. Astonishing view over Nafplio and the surrounding seas Very interesting to stroll by if you love archiological sights

Castello di Akronafplia - Even if it's such dirty and abandoned place, the landscape from the top of the castle worth the visit. Coastal area, beach, Palamidi, old city... what a VIEW ! -

In every city we go to, we try to visit the art gallery that they have. This gallery open at 10:00 in the morning, so don't start too early to go there. It isn't so big.. two floors of paintings.. mainly inspired from the greek revolution against the Turks. Don't forget that Nafplion was the capital city after Greece became an independent country.

Beautiful little gallery telling the story of the Greek war of independence alongside temporary exhibitions. Collection is great and one of the staff gave us an excellent impromptu tour. Highly recommend.

It houses historical paintings from the National Gallery collection, related to the Greek War Independence (1821-1829), thus giving the historical character of the city of Nafplion, as the first capital of Greece, palpable form. The annex also comprises a temporary exhibition gallery The Nafplio Annexe present an exhibition dedicated to the work of Maria Filopoulou, titled Freedom, on view in the museum’s temporary exhibitions gallery. Through fifteen paintings and two sculptures, Maria Filopoulou conveys a profound inner drive for creation, portraying representational, lived-in environments under luminous skies and Mediterranean suns. Her works celebrate human presence and evoke the fullness of nature, immersed in rhythm and radiant light

A small collection, in a classic neo-classical building, the exhibitions change We saw paintings of Greek conflicts Really good, informative and engaging

We visited Nafplio with the express purpose of seeing Maria Filopoulou's retrospective exhibition, both the gallery and the paintings were beautiful! Wonderful exhibit that perfectly captured the spirit of Greek summer ☀️, highly recommend!

A beautifully restored neoclassical building in the centre of town. A very small ermanent collection that is rotated from the main collection in Athens and we really enjoyed the temporary exhibition.

small but very well maintained and curated art museum. perfect for a 1-hour adventure!

The rosé wines were nice, and the food was good overall. The Caprese salad and the selection of cheeses and hams were enjoyable, though not particularly unique. However, the water was a bit overpriced at 3 euros.

Fantastic wine tasting experience! Dimi’s wine tasting was amazing – a perfect mix of great wines, deep knowledge, and fun energy. Dimi has a real passion for what he does and makes every sip an experience. Learned a lot, laughed a lot, and left inspired. Highly recommended!

Place looks nice. Don’t like the seating (bar stools) not very congruent for a lounge back seating enjoying your wine. Bar stools are for beer 🍺. Anyway, Large variety of wine, mostly Greek. Not all on the menu is available though. Kind service.

Sat for a glass of wine, they helped us choose according to our taste and helped us gain new knowledge. People who love what they do

I love the concept of a wine tasting studio and we find this chic place in Mediterraneo wine@deli,with greek wines and tasty cheese 🧀... perfect combination for a evening in 2 or more😊

This is for sure the best wine bar in Nafplio. It has the best atmosphere and both waiters are professional and have knowledge about the wines. They have a big variety of greek wines, that you need to taste while visiting this area. And you always get a nice snack together with the wine - like olives or cheese/sausages. It is one of the only bars in Nafplio where you don't smoke inside 🤗 I give it my best recommendation

We had 3 types of red & 1 rose. All were pretty decent considering the price of €6 each. Try the platter too. The ham, salami & prosciutto were all very yummy!

This mosque should be reopen back for a prayer to Allah ☝🏻🤲as it should be

Picturesque mosque located in the town square.

Nothing much. Ut okay to pass by and have a look.

(Translated by Google) This cinema is a fascinating place, there are traces of history from past eras that are intertwined. It should be valued much more. We screened “Guardians of the Rainforest” and “Tears&Dreams”. Strange thing in an ancient mosque. (Original) Questo cinema è un luogo affascinante, ci sono tracce di storia di epoche passate che si intrecciano. Dovrebbe essere valorizzato molto di più. Abbiamo proiettato “Guardians of the Rainforest” e “Tears&Dreams”. Cosa strana in un’antica moschea.

(Translated by Google) One of the oldest surviving buildings from the period of the first Ottoman rule is the Old Mosque, which adorns the city center of Nafplio. The "Trianon", known to all Nafplio residents, a beautiful building that characterizes Syntagma Square, was a place of religion during the period of Turkish rule. The mosque was simple, without special features, dedications or decorations with large minarets and was located in the district of the Grand Vizier or in the district of the Sultan Ahmet's khan, in the center of the city's market. The "Trianon" is probably one of the authentic Ottoman mosques built during the first Ottoman period. In 1687, during the Venetian rule, it was converted, like most mosques, into a Christian church dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua, a donation by the Venetian commander-in-chief Francesco Morosini. During the second Ottoman period, it was used again as a Muslim mosque. In 1833, the first Co-educational Boys' School was housed. In 1915, it was converted into a conservatory and theater, and then into a municipal cinema under the name "Trianon", a name it retains to this day. It is one of the smallest theaters in the city. It is a building with a simple rectangular floor plan, whose dome is octagonal. Its entrance has a columned porch housed by three small domes. To the west of the building there was a small courtyard, which does not survive today. Due to the various uses, the building has undergone many changes from its original form. The old mosque is perhaps the oldest surviving example of Ottoman architecture in the city of Nafplio. Today, theatrical performances, art exhibitions and many schools hold their events. The reason I gave it 3*** is that the building has been left to its own devices on the outside and the signs of its abandonment are obvious. It would be good if the mayor or the regional government dealt with it. (Original) Ένα από τα παλιότερα σωζόμενα κτίρια από την περίοδο της πρώτης Οθωμανικής κυριαρχίας είναι το Παλιό Τζαμί, που κοσμεί το κέντρο της πόλης του Ναυπλίου. Το γνωστό σε όλους τους Ναυπλιώτες "Τριανόν", ένα όμορφο κτίριο που χαρακτηρίζει την Πλατεία Συντάγματος, ήταν κατά την περίοδο της Τουρκοκρατίας χώρος θρησκείας. Το τζαμί ήταν απλό, χωρίς ιδιαίτερα χαρακτηριστικά, αφιερώματα ή διακοσμήσεις με μεγάλους μιναρέδες και βρισκόταν στη συνοικία του Μεγάλου Βεζίρη ή στη συνοικία του χανιού του Σουλτάν Αχμέτ, στο κέντρο της αγοράς της πόλης. Το "Τριανόν" μάλλον είναι ένα από τα αυθεντικά οθωμανικά τεμένη που χτίστηκαν την περίοδο της πρώτης Οθωμανικής περιόδου. Το 1687, κατά την διάρκεια της Β ενετοκρατίας, μετατράπηκε όπως τα περισσότερα τζαμιά σε χριστιανικό ναό αφιερωμένο στον Άγιο Αντώνιο της Πάδοβας, δωρεά του Βενετού αρχιστράτηγου Φραγκίσκου Μοροζίνι. Κατά τη διάρκεια της δεύτερης Οθωμανικής περιόδου χρησιμοποιήθηκε εκ νέου ως μουσουλμανικό τέμενος. Το 1833 στεγάστηκε το πρώτο Αλληλοδιδακτικό Σχολείο Αρρένων. Το 1915 μετατράπηκε σε ωδείο και θέατρο, και στην συνέχεια σε δημοτικό κινηματογράφο με την επωνυμία «Τριανόν», ονομασία που διατηρεί μέχρι σήμερα. Πρόκειται για ένα από τα μικρότερα θέατρα της πόλης. Πρόκειται για κτίριο με απλή ορθογωνική κάτοψη, του οποίου ο τρούλος είναι οκταγωνικός. Η είσοδος του έχει κιονοστήρικτο προστώο που στεγάζεται από τρεις τρουλίσκους. Δυτικά του κτιρίου υπήρχε μια μικρή αυλή, που σήμερα δεν σώζεται. Λόγω των διαφόρων χρήσεων, το κτίριο έχει υποστεί πολλές αλλαγές από την αρχική του μορφή. Το παλαιό τζαμί αποτελεί ίσως το παλαιότερο σωζόμενο δείγμα της οθωμανικής αρχιτεκτονικής στην πόλη του Ναυπλίου. Σήμερα διοργανώνονται θεατρικές παραστάσεις, εκθέσεις τέχνης αλλά και πολλά σχολεία πραγματοποιούν τις εκδηλώσεις τους. Ο λόγος που έβαλα 3*** ειναι οτι το κτίριο εξωτερικά εχει αφεθεί στην τύχη του και τα σημάδια της εγκαταλειψης του ειναι εμφανή. Καλο θα ηταν ο δήμαρχος η ο περιφερειακή να ασχοληθούν μαζι του.

(Translated by Google) Historic Mosque, neglected and abandoned to its fate. It could be a tourist attraction. (Original) Ιστορικό Τζαμί, παραμελημένο και εγκαταλειμμένο στην τύχη του. Θα μπορούσε να είναι πόλος τουριστικής έλξης.

In one had, I am happy to see a mosque in the centr of nafpilon and in other hand, I am very sad that it is closed for prayers!! I hop that some day it will be opened for the prayers.

Wonderfully relaxed art and event place at the gates of Nafplio. Accidentally walked into a jazz open air. Great laid back vibe here. Thank you.

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE. IF I COULD GIVE MORE THAN JUST 5 STARS I CERTAINLY WOULD. A JEWEL FOR THE CITY OF NAFPLIO

Delicious food. The best we had so far in the area. Family run, great service, nice authentic atmosphere. Don't miss the fried meatball😍

Nice cultural center with several exhibitions, bibliotheck and children's workshops. There is also a cinephile club!

This is one of our favorite places in Nafplio. Love the ambience, service, food and musical and art events. Plus, a wonderful library!

We came for live music that never came. The western food served was ordinary and the wine 🍷 directly from the fridge. Prices are high for the region. On a positive note the sitting outside is pleasant, the staff serviable and it’s quite popular with the locals.

Cozy place, good food and refreshments (I liked the "B fresh" one).

The first parliament of Greece, which was the first place for Greece’s independence. Try to walk around, many nice and beautiful shop to explore.

Building closed contrary to Maps information. Native Greek speaker asked someone at the rear of the building what the situation was. Apparently closed for internal renovation. Disappointing that a simple sign could not be put on the door to provide this information.

Hard to find in the clutter of surrounding buildings, and unassuming enough that it is easy to pass by. But supposedly of great historic significance if it really was the home of the first Greek parliament.

The first parliament of Greece (vouleftikon in Greek language), is a remarkable building with great importance in the history of the new era of Greece.

Pros The historical building is very beautiful. Free entrance The museum staff were very polite and informative. It also has a small nice room with multiple projectors and a nice short video about the Greek Revolution of 1821. Cons The museum had very few exhibits when we visited. Overall as long as it's free you ought to visit it. 4/5

Interesting from historical point of view. Well preserved.

Vouleftiko was the first parliament of Greece. A transformed mosque from the years of Turkish rule. Its hard to see it aince its not always open but if they have some seminar or festival you can always step in and see around for a bit. A very spartan like place with simple decor

Great bakery. It was close to our vacation rental in Old Town, so we tried a variety of pastries and desserts over our stay. Everything was fresh and delicious! Prices were reasonable. Staff was very pleasant. I accidentally ordered the wrong type of coffee and the gentleman who prepared it took the time to explain the differences between the coffee drinks, which I appreciated.

Amazing pain au chocolat. Went there twice to get them. I saw several comment about the staff and they were actually really nice. Seems to me they struggle a little with their english and that why they might seems cold.

Lovely spot for early cappuccino (opens 7am) before you kill yourself going up Palimidi. Huge array of fresh baked pastries (at 8am the baker was still putting finishing touches), savory to sweet. I had the the oozy buttery apple tart croissant. Locals buy out their pastries really quickly. The butter cookies are the best of three I tried.

Went two nights on the trot at 10:20 (website says closes at 11:00) only to be told by the same girl that “we are shut”. All the lights on and still serving locals. Very disappointing. Didn’t think those sort of attitudes still existed. Both nights moved on to L’amande and received a lovely welcome and great cake. Avoid Old Central Bakery if you aren’t local.

Standard salection and standard taste. Nice location with plenty of outdoor seating on a pretty street however outdoor was very dirty with leftover plates. Really have to focus on that street!

Lots of traditional pastries, serve Buondi coffee. Nice view.

**Delightful Desserts and Exceptional Service at Central Boulangerie in Nafplio** During our stay in Nafplio, we had the pleasure of visiting Central Bakery Old Town on two consecutive evenings, and each visit was a delightful experience. The young lady who assisted us both nights was exceptionally kind and provided us with a wealth of information about the local sweets. We indulged in a variety of traditional desserts, including those made with kataifi pastry, as well as other typical sweets. The highlight, however, was the orange cake – it was absolutely phenomenal! Each treat was a perfect blend of flavors and textures, showcasing the bakery's commitment to quality. We highly recommend this place to anyone with a sweet tooth visiting Nafplio. The friendly and informative service, combined with the exquisite desserts, makes this bakery a must-visit destination. We can't wait to return for more delicious treats!

Location of the hotel is perfect. But the rooms are very old, the bathroom is nothing like the photos. Host was kind enough to let us check-in before the time.

Cozy motel in the center of Nafplio old city. The location is the best thing about this motel. It couldn't get any central than this. From our balcony we could see both the fortress walls as well as the Acronafplia castle. It might be a bit loud, especially on a Friday and Saturday night, as there are bars and restaurants on the main street under the room, but you cannot get a central location without a bit of noise. The room was small but had everything we needed and it was very cute, nicely decorated and alluding to an older more romantic style (personally i think it fits perfectly the architecture of the building and of the city). They cleaned the room daily plus bringing us clean towels. The owner was very helpful and explained to me a lot regarding the route we wanted to follow to go to the south of Monemvasia.

Very friendly staff, easy access to the town, quiet and very comfortable. Homemade breakfast is served on the outer terrace with a view over the whole town. When we had trouble finding the exact entrance to the pension, the staff was very helpful. The room has an air-con for the coolish/hot outside weather. The pension is situated at half-way up the moutain and therefore very quiet. You gain access to the town via stairs that lead down. We enjoyed our stay a lot:)

Absolutely terrible customer service! I reserved a room through Booking.com at the pension over a month in advanced. When it came to paying (about a week before my stay), there was an issue on their end taking the payment with my credit card, so I was asked by Booking.com update my details, and I separately sent them an email to explain. They ignored my email and cancelled my booking without even trying my new card details! Also during this time I had called them six times, and only twice did they pick up, and only once were they actually in the office and able to help. After they cancelled, I emailed to ask them to reserve my room/try my card again/organise something else, and they asked me to book again through the website—but they put their prices up! When I asked queried them about this, they said (in so many words) it was my problem. Needless to say, I've booked somewhere else.... I can't comment on the rooms or on the location, but I suggest you check out the other reviews. It seems like the photos they provide are extremely misleading, and that most of the rooms are much less nice. If this is indeed the case, then with dodgy practices like that, it bears the question why it was my credit card that was rejected—perhaps they are trying to avoid reverse-payments? But this is just speculation and ought to be taken with a large grain of salt.

Beautiful room wonderful breakfast fantastic service. Floor is very slippery in bath-I fell in spite of being careful. Location to find the place is NOT easy. You cannot see it or a sign easily. Park beside the Abandoned hotel then walk down the path on hill toward the sea- really and you will come to it !

lovely appartment, placed high in the old city. rooms are nice and clean, nice owners. walking distance from the city's main street (about 200 meter of stairs down) and from 500 meter from the stairs going up to the city's fortress. there is no parking next to the apartment, so you have to walk about 100 meter with the luggage

Really nice family hotel right in the middle of old town. Lovely hosts, great room with balcony. Here you are close to many many restaurants, cafe's and bars, historic sights and lots of cute places to explore.

Amazingly beautiful building with historic importance as the first gymnasium of greece.

(Translated by Google) The worst thing in a municipality!!!! And shame is ashamed!! You are unacceptable!! To stay in a hotel in the old town with no parking, we leave you with all our hearts a shit Euro in your city, and in return to painfully hang up calls on visitors' vehicles for years! And if you built infrastructure for parking, we would say halal, but you put everything in your pockets, thieves and fraudsters!!! Thanks for your inhospitable tactics!!! DISGUSTING!!!🤮🤮🤮🤮 (Original) Ότι χειρότερο σε δήμο!!!! Και η ντροπή ντρέπεται!! Είστε απαράδεκτοι!! Να μένουμε σε ξενοδοχείο στη παλιά πόλη να μην υπάρχει πάρκινγκ, σας αφήνουμε με όλη μας τη καρδιά έναν σκασμό Ευρω στη πόλη σας, και ως αντάλλαγμα να κολλάτε με αναλγησία κλήσεις στα οχήματα επισκεπτών χρονιαρες μέρες! Και αν φτιάχνατε υποδομές για πάρκινγκ θα λέγαμε χαλάλι αλλά όλα τα βάζετε στις τσέπες σας κλεφτες κ απατεώνες!!! Ευχαριστούμε για την αφιλόξενη τακτική σας!!! ΑΙΣΧΟΣ!!!🤮🤮🤮🤮

(Translated by Google) Nafplio a dream destination for every season of the year.. Every corner and an aspect of modern Greek history, every alley and a beautiful image.. (Original) Ναύπλιο ονειρεμένος προορισμός για κάθε εποχή του χρόνου.. Κάθε γωνία και μια πτυχή της σύγχρονης ελληνικής ιστορίας, κάθε στενάκι και μια όμορφη εικόνα..

(Translated by Google) Very helpful and positive from the first moment. They made our wedding a very beautiful experience! (Original) Εξυπηρετικότατοι και θετικοί από την πρώτη στιγμή. Έκαναν το γάμο μας μια πολύ όμορφη εμπειρία!

(Translated by Google) Historical building, the first Greek High School after the liberation and the Greek revolution... now it houses the town hall.. (Original) Ιστορικό κτήριο το πρώτο ελληνικό Γυμνάσιο μετά την απελευθέρωση και την ελληνικό επανάσταση... τώρα στεγάζει το δημαρχείο..

(Translated by Google) A beautiful new classical building, which was built in 1857, to house the high school of Nafplion, which was founded in 1833 under King Othon and today houses the city hall. (Original) Ενα πανέμορφο νέο κλασσικό κτίριο, που κτίστηκε το 1857 ,για να στεγάσει το γυμνάσιο του Ναυπλίου, που είχε ιδρυθεί το 1833 επί βασιλέως Οθωνα και σήμερα στεγάζει ,το δημαρχείο της πόλης.

(Translated by Google) We stopped by at the suggestion of another internet user to get a tourist map of the area. Beautiful building and very nice gentleman at the entrance who served us (Original) Περάσαμε μετά από προτροπή αλλού χρήστη ίντερνετ για να πάρουμε τουριστικό χάρτη της περιοχής. Όμορφο κτίριο και πολύ καλός ο κύριος στην είσοδο που μας εξυπηρέτησε

Really nice, hosting easily 2 families, one child each, great location, comfortable and generous.

(Translated by Google) The apartment was excellent! Very clean, with beautiful aesthetics and all the amenities we needed. The location was ideal, close to everything we needed, while the communication with the host was impeccable and immediate. I would definitely choose it again and I highly recommend it! (Original) Το διαμέρισμα ήταν εξαιρετικό! Πολύ καθαρό, με όμορφη αισθητική και όλες τις ανέσεις που χρειαστήκαμε. Η τοποθεσία ιδανική, κοντά σε ό,τι χρειαζόμασταν, ενώ η επικοινωνία με τον οικοδεσπότη ήταν άψογη και άμεση. Σίγουρα θα το επέλεγα ξανά και το προτείνω ανεπιφύλακτα!

(Translated by Google) Our stay at the apartment in Nafplio was simply wonderful! The place was spotlessly clean, meticulously decorated and tastefully decorated, making us feel at home from the first moment. The beds were excellent and the amenities (air conditioning, WiFi, kitchen) all worked perfectly. (Original) Η διαμονή μας στο διαμέρισμα στο Ναύπλιο ήταν απλά υπέροχη! Ο χώρος ήταν πεντακάθαρος, προσεγμένος στη λεπτομέρεια και διακοσμημένος με πολύ γούστο, κάνοντάς μας να νιώθουμε σαν στο σπίτι μας από την πρώτη στιγμή. Τα κρεβάτια ήταν εξαιρετικά και οι παροχές (κλιματισμός, WiFi, κουζίνα) λειτουργούσαν όλα άψογα.

Easy walk from Napflio, fine old remains of buildings. Be aware where you walk though as it seems it is not maintained. Free entrance. Fantastic views from there

You need to walk this old castle. You will meet some cute cats and have an astonishing view and if you time it good an amazing sunset.

Nice site to roam around the ruins for free with nice sea view. Easy walk down to the beach too with as usual lots of cats and kittens, some coming for cuddles.

Any visitor to Nafplion should not miss the breathtaking views from the Acronafplia castle. One should walk up the stairs from the centre of Nafplion and take a 20-minute walk up to the hill. The view will compensate the effort!

After the tough climb up to this fortress from the old town below, we were a little underwhelmed. Not much of antiquity interest when you get there, but the views are great.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Acronauplia Fortress in Nafplio is a captivating relic that drew my wife, children, and me into its storied embrace. We wandered its ancient ramparts, tracing the footsteps of Byzantines, Venetians, and Ottomans across weathered stone. Scaling low walls, we felt like scholars unearthing secrets, while the kids imagined themselves as intrepid adventurers. From sheer cliff edges, we gazed at beachgoers below, mere specks against the Argolic Gulf’s turquoise expanse, glinting under a relentless sun. Nafplio’s Old Town, with its terracotta roofs, sprawled beneath us—a living canvas of history’s endurance. Standing under the famed clock tower as it tolled, the resonant chime seemed to summon ghosts of empires past, leaving my ears ringing with their echo. The heat tested our resolve, but the breeze off the sea and the fortress’s grandeur kept us pressing on. My wife, our steady guide, ensured no one strayed too close to the edge. Acronauplia is no mere pile of stones; it’s a dialogue with time, offering panoramic vistas and whispers of ancient intrigues. Bring water, sturdy shoes, and an open mind—this fortress is a journey into the heart of history’s tenacity. (204 words)

An easy walk for some great views. Well worth it. And it's free.

This is a formerly 5-star hotel that is now doing its best on a limited budget. The room we had was incredible, but it was dated and had some noticeable wear and tear issues. For instance, the wood floors are scraped and scratched and clearly haven't been redone in years. The elevators are mostly out of service and half the hotel is closed down. Also, no wifi, which is weird in a place like Greece where you can get wifi in the middle of nowhere. On the other hand, the pools are amazing. The grounds are amazing. The view is incredible. The breakfast buffet every morning was one of the best I've ever had, especially since you eat it on the balcony over-looking the bay at Nafplio. Finally, the staff are very accommodating and fast about getting you what you need. So, this is like a 4-star hotel wearing it's old 5-star clothes from back when it was hot. Once you realize that you will have a great stay, even at the price, which is high. I really liked it and I'd go back if I do a return visit to Nafplio.

My recent stay at this hotel was highly disappointing. The rooms were extremely dated and desperately in need of renovation. The shower barely worked, and there was no hot water most of the time. Moreover, several balcony lights were out, making it feel unsafe at night. To top it off, the main door lock was broken, leaving our belongings vulnerable. The food was another letdown; it was mediocre at best, and breakfast was outright terrible. The only redeeming aspect of this establishment was the staff, who were friendly and did their best to assist us. In conclusion, this hotel is severely outdated and neglected. It urgently requires a comprehensive update and better maintenance. Given the current condition, it is definitely not worth the money.

An absolutely stunning location, almost within the grounds of the ancient fortifications. The hotel is set on a hill overlooking the old town and the waterfront, offering breathtaking views. There is even an elevator that takes you directly down to the old town, making it very easy to get around. The hotel also has its own parking, which is very convenient. We were upgraded to a room with a private pool, which was a wonderful bonus during the hot days of our trip. The room was spacious, with a huge bathroom featuring a freestanding bathtub and a large shower. There was also a jacuzzi, although unfortunately, it wasn’t working during our stay. The room included a bidet toilet, plenty of towels, including beach towels, a comfortable bed, and good quality linens. Everything was very clean. The only downside was the lack of Wi-Fi in the room, but we were informed this was a temporary issue. It’s also worth noting that the hotel is a bit old, with rooms full of technology that was modern 10 years ago, and not everything works perfectly. However, this did not spoil our overall impression. Breakfast was decent, and the restaurant offers a spectacular view while you eat. Overall, we definitely recommend this hotel for your stay in Nafplio.

Gorgeous view! Friendly service. Nice spacious rooms, comfortable beds. breakfast buffet with variety and option to order eggs a la carte. Nice swimming pools.

This is the worst hotel I have stayed in in my entire life. It is a complete wreck. Leaking corridors, dead plants, plastic chairs, an entire building abandoned, a garage filled with graffiti, a restaurant that smells like raw sewage and, naturally, NO GUESTS! We checked out after a sleepless night. It was a disgusting experience.

We just completed five days at Nafplia Palace. My wife visited the hotel 12 years ago and remembered it fondly so she booked us here. Upon arrival, we were confused because the main lobby is shut down. A wonderful staff member named Giannis came and assisted us. Everything written about the hotel being dated, feeling desolate, lacking WiFi, and like a shell of its former self is true. We enjoyed our experience nonetheless. When we book hotels we look for places that are not massive chains. We always try to support local business. Therefore we don’t have grand expectations like we would if staying at a Four Seasons. Nafplia Palace was great to us. We would stay again. Perched on the mountain, it was great to overlook the former capital of Greece and enjoy some serenity away from the nightlife. We had a stroller for a baby and the lift worked fine. It made it easy to visit the town and when we were done we’d retreat to our sanctuary. Unfortunately, based upon reviews and our experience it does appear as though the current ownership group is not interested in updates to the rooms or property. The staff do the best they can with what they are given. Many of the staff are locals, born and raised. If you want Four Seasons, book that. If you want a quiet secluded room perfect for unplugging for a few days, Napflia Palace is great. We hope when we return to the town this hotel is still an option.

Quick summary is : absolutely gorgeous view and prime location but hotel need updates and some attention. We stayed over a week there and we never once got over the view, from the room, the pool or restaurant you are in awe of the view at anytime. Unfortunately the rooms are outdated, the bed sucks, furniture and appliances are old and all the light switches are extremely confusing. And worst thing for us was the wifi NOT working. Spoke to reception multiple times about this but they didn’t resolve it or really try to fix it. But all of the employees and people working there are amazing. Super nice, friendly and smiling, they really made the stay even more enjoyable. They were all great. Lastly the biggest attribute this hotel over other places nearby is the elevator to the city. Otherwise the walk would be near impossible to go have dinner or drink in the town. That being said i believe it’s crucial for them to have the elevator working and while there only 1 out of 3 worked. From past review we see it’s been like this for a while. Hope they fix them soon.

A small, family-run boutique hotel, very well-maintained and kept in excellent condition. The staff, especially the reception girls, were super friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we were satisfied. The rooms are clean and spacious, and everything looks new and well-maintained. We will definitely come back here in the future!

After a few busy weeks of traveling, it was wonderful to arrive at the Anthemion! We stayed in the villa with our own private patio and hot tub (Actually, a perfect cool tub on hot afternoons). The room was beautiful, private, and very quiet. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. The location is perfect with a short drive to great beaches and small towns along the bay. We’ll definitely stay there again. Our only complaint was that the dinner we had there on our first night was very pricey compared to the restaurants in town and in the other villages nearby and was honestly not nearly as good.

Great place to stay when visiting Nafplio. It's a short 15 minute walk to the old town and many ships and restaurants. But, it's away from the hustle and bustle of the city up a quiet road. Beautiful pool area to relax. Friendly staff. Clean and updated rooms. Would recommend!!

We had the most amazing stay at Anthemion Suites. We are checking out and so sad to leave. Just 5 minutes outside of town, so you’ll need a car unless you like to walk :). The rooms were extremely clean and we were surprised by the size! The people are so friendly and food was honestly the best we had in all of Nafplio!!! The breakfast every morning was such a treat. If you want a peaceful, tranquil place to stay, this is your place.

A picturesque, quiet hotel with upscale and comfortable rooms. Requires a car to get to from town unless you want to climb up and down the hill. Excellent

Super nice little family hotels, super nice rooms and pool area, nice food as well

Great stay overall: beautiful rooms, nice pool. Excellent breakfast. However, there was a kitchenette in the suite, but nothing was provided in it apart from the cutlery. We asked for a pan, but they would not lend us one. Then we asked if they could cook the piece of meat bought beforehand for our lunch, but they refused. Such a bad move for a high-end hotel.

The pension is across a loud music bar that is open until 3.00 AM everyday. (Check location and opening hours on Google maps). The bar is popular so not only can one hear the music but also the loud conversations and voices. The synthetic perfume heavily and continuously sprayed in the entrance and stairway is uncomfortable. This is likely to cover a humidity smell. The pension is otherwise clean. The lady and gentleman at reception are welcoming, helpful and professional.

Beautiful and unique place to stay in Nafplio! We were kindly greeted upon our arrival, and the check in process was very informative. We felt right at home. When you arrive, there is a little alley to walk down with a door to reception on your left. The "alley" has a couple tables and bicycles. The rooms are clean, and very uniquely decorated. We had a lovely balcony to view the streets below. Instant coffee is included in the room, along with breakfast in the morning. Breakfast is around the corner, in a different building. This is an excellent place to stay, and such a great location! Highly recommend staying here if you find yourself in Nafplio!

One of the nicest host on our trip in peloponisos. Beautiful room in the heart of the old town. Very affordable and clean. The one thing that bothered was the loud music playing just outside from a nearby bar. If you are a person that has problems with loud music trying to sleep, maybe reconsider the place to sleep..

We booked the Althaia Pension, and when we first got there we had to go to reception which was half way up a staircase in a tiny room which got us a bit worried, but this all changed when they showed us our room. A beautiful old building where we had a nice big bedroom, sitting area, and bathroom. Staff was friendly, and they have great breakfast for only 6,5 per person on the side of the building. Highly recommended.

The rooms are clean! The location is perfect, right in the heart of Nafplio and walking distance from the amazing alleys and groceries and stores. It has some steps, so beware if you are pregnant, elder or need a place for wheel chair access. But they make you feel like home! They will be there for anything you need, including directions or suggestions for places to go. Under the pension is a place for breakfast, kalimera (goodmorning), that if you stay at althaia you have it included. And Oh My Lord ! So friendly people and so good breakfast that Kalimera was the most appropriate name for it! I will definitely send more people there!

Breakfast here has the best value for money as others mention too. The location is spot on! You're only 7 minutes away from the beach. Yet you're located right at the shopping district. The staff here are genuinely good people and you can feel that they are motivated and want you to have a nice experience. Lastly, their roof garden at night will give you something that even the best hotels can't match.

Right in the center of the old city, nice room comfortable and clean. Good for a couple nights to experience Nafplio. As it is near everything, nights can be a bit noisy, but it is part of the charm... We were to there with two kids and were able to sleep through it.

Beautiful church inside. Currently it has a lot of scaffolding inside obstructing viewing. Outside, the building has interesting form of rectangle, which isunusual for orthodox churches.

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” This is a great place for a stop when you’re tired and exhausted after all those walking around Nafplio. It’s located at the end of all the shopping strip and once you’re recharged, you can go ahead with your journey.

Although the interior was covered with scaffolding, one could feel the spirituality of this beautiful church.

The church is quite beautiful, and for a small donation you can pick up a leaflet (in many languages) about its history. Some of the icons (paintings of saints) are very interesting too, although the church is usually too dark to fully appreciate them.

It is a magnificent old church, with very beautiful frescos, but it is neglected and all this beauty fades away with time. It is a great pity...

From October to April open at 8.00- 20.00 and sunday closed. Very nice staff. Good assortment.

Beautiful holy church.

A wonderful little house right in the heart Nafplio, walking distance to town

Beautiful house, recently renovated with nice decoration.

A cozy place in a good location in Nafplio

Beautiful place!

(Translated by Google) Central location, Functional space, spotlessly clean with excellent local aesthetics in the decoration. If it is available we will definitely visit it next time!!! (Original) Κεντρική τοποθεσία , Λειτουργικός χώρος ,πεντακάθαρος με εξαιρετική τοπική αισθητική στην διακόσμηση . Αν είναι διαθέσιμο σίγουρα θα το επισκεφτούμε την επόμενη φορά !!!

(Translated by Google) The house was perfect, you could walk everywhere and enjoy the walk in the historic center of Nafplio, ideal for families, providing all the amenities including vodafone tv and netflix. It was very clean and they had paid attention to detail. Congratulations to the host as well for directness and politeness I recommend it without reservation for a special stay in Nafplio (Original) Το σπιτι ηταν σε τελειο σημειο μπορουσες να πας παντου με τα ποδια και να απολαυσεις την βολτα στο ιστορικο κεντρο του Ναυπλιου ιδανικο για οικογενεια παρεχοντας ολες τις ανεσεις αναμεσα σε αυτες vodafone tv και netflix.Ηταν πολυ καθαρο και ειχαν προσεξει την λεπτομερεια Συγχαρητηρια και στον οικοδεσποτη για την αμεσοτητα και την ευγενεια το συστηνω ανεπιφυλακτα για μια ξεχωριστη διαμονη στο Ναυπλιο

(Translated by Google) The house I wish I had for permanent residence! Great host great location great house! Well done guys, you have taste! Thank you! And wait for us again soon! (Original) Το σπίτι που θα ήθελα να είχα για μόνιμη κατοικία! Εξαιρετικός οικοδεσπότης εξαιρετική τοποθεσία, εξαιρετικό σπίτι! Μπράβο σας ρε παιδιά έχετε γούστο! Σας ευχαριστούμε! Και να μας περιμένετε σύντομα ξανά!

Really historical architecture design

(Translated by Google) When it was built, in 1911, it could more than cover the judicial needs of Nafplion and the surrounding areas. If when they made it, they thought it would be enough to serve the world for the next 100 years, they were right. Now new facilities must be built. (The location the map places the building is wrong. It is right next to it) (Original) Όταν φτιάχτηκε, το 1911, μπορούσε να καλύψει με το παραπάνω τις δικαστηριακές ανάγκες του Ναυπλίου και των γύρω περιοχών. Αν όταν το έφτιαχναν, σκέφτονταν ότι θα είναι αρκετό για να εξυπηρετεί το κόσμο για τα επόμενα 100 χρόνια, είχαν δίκαιο. Πλέον πρέπει να φτιαχτούν καινούργιες εγκαταστάσεις. (Η θέση που τοποθετεί ο χάρτης το κτήριο είναι λάθος. Βρίσκεται ακριβώς δίπλα)

(Translated by Google) Neoclassical listed building that houses the court of Nafplion. (Original) Νεοκλασικό διατηρητέο κτήριο στο οποίο στεγάζεται το δικαστήριο Ναυπλίου.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful neoclassical building. Donation of Andreas Syngrou. It houses the Nafplion Courthouse. (Original) Ωραιότατο νεοκλασσικό κτίριο. Δωρεά του Ανδρέα Συγγρού. Στεγάζει το Δικαστικό Μέγαρο Ναυπλίου.

(Translated by Google) All the decadence in a building, from people to the curtains... The police come out to the shops and fine the anti-smoking and there they light firecrackers and they have the police guarding them turning a blind eye.. Shame on you ladies and gentlemen ... (Original) Όλη η παρακμή σε ένα κτίριο,από ανθρώπους μέχρι τα ντουβαρια...Η αστυνομία βγαίνει στα μαγαζιά κ ρίχνει πρόστιμα για τον αντικαπνιστικο κ εκεί μέσα ανάβουν αργυλεδες κ έχουν κ την αστυνομία να τους φυλάει κάνοντας τα στραβά μάτια.. Ντροπή σας κύριοι κ κυρίες...

(Translated by Google) Plaster is falling inside and outside paint is peeling on the walls and windows and the dirtiest and shabby toilets I have seen shame. (Original) Σοβάδες πέφτουν εσωτερικά και εξωτερικά μπογιές ξεφλουδίζουν στους τοίχους και στα παράθυρα και οι ποιο βρώμικες και τρισάθλιες τουαλέτες που έχω δει ντροπή.

(Translated by Google) Deplorable and unacceptable hygiene in terms of public toilets.. if you consider toilets two common urinals and a Turkish one for all the people who enter the courthouse. (Original) Αξιοθρήνητη και απαράδεκτη η υγιεινή όσον αφορά τις τουαλέτες κοινού.. αν θεωρήσεις τουαλέτες δύο κοινά ουρητήρια και μια τούρκικη για όλο τον κόσμο που μπαίνει στο δικαστικό μέγαρο.

Pharmacy

(Translated by Google) It's a shame it's abandoned. The sign says about €500,000 for its maintenance. If it's already been spent then nothing has been done (Original) Κρίμα που είναι παρατημένο. Η πινακίδα λέει για 500.000€ περίπου για την συντήρηση του. Αν έχουν ήδη δαπανηθεί τότε δεν έχει γίνει τίποτα

(Translated by Google) A historical landmark at the beginning of the old city of Nafplio that shows the shortcomings of the first Greek state. Unfortunately, today there is no pharmacy in its place, which would give a sense of continuity. (Original) Ιστορικό σημείο στην αρχή της παλαιάς πόλης του Ναυπλίου που δείχνει τις ελλείψεις του πρώτου ελληνικού κράτους. Δυστυχώς σήμερα στη θέση του δεν υπάρχει ένα φαρμακείο, που θα έδινε μια αίσθηση συνέχειας.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, nothing remains of what was Greece's first pharmacy except a sign and its location, a building that could collapse at any moment... (Original) Desafortunadamente no queda nada de la que fue la primera farmacia de Grecia, más que un letrero y su emplazamiento, un edificio que se puede caer de un momento a otro...

(Translated by Google) It must be utilized. There is nothing beyond a sign! (Original) Πρεπει να αξιοποιηθεί. Δεν υπάρχει τιποτα πέρα απο μια επιγραφή!

(Translated by Google) It does not operate as a museum. It is in the process of renovation. (Original) Δεν λειτουργει ως Μουσείο. Βρίσκεται σε διαδικασια ανακαίνισης.

(Translated by Google) It could be a little more organized (Original) Λίγο πιο επιμελημένο θα μπορούσε να είναι

This place is wonderful. Small but very comfortable in a fairly quiet area. Bed is queen size and comfortable. Shower is great. Owner is responsive and easy to work with. She has provided many elements to make the stay great including coffee, oil for cooking, spices and laundry soap for the washing machine. This place is great for getting around the historic district. It's so close to everything. Know that every place south of Staikopoulou is going uphill and fairly steeply. You will need to be able to walk up stairs. Worth it though and enjoyed our stay here in the studio apartment.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful monastery with a special history behind its foundation. A small brotherhood that, however, satisfies the needs of the Monastery. The short visit rewards and satisfies the spiritual needs of a faithful visitor. A peculiarity is the coexistence of the space of the temple, the pronaus and the mansion. It was made for the needs of the pilgrims during the Sunday service where they fill the spaces by dozens to fill their spiritual batteries. (Original) Όμορφη μονή με ιδιαίτερη ιστορία πίσω από την ίδρυσή της. Μικρή αδελφότητα που όμως ικανοποιεί τις ανάγκες της Μονής. Η μικρή επίσκεψη ανταμείβει και ικανοποιεί τις πνευματικές ανάγκες ενός πιστού επισκέπτη. Ιδιαιτερότητα αποτελεί η συνύπαρξη του χώρου του ναού, του πρόναου και του αρχονταρικίου. Έγινε για τις ανάγκες των προσκυνητών κατά την Κυριακάτικη λειτουργία όπου γεμίζουν κατά δεκάδες τους χώρους για να γεμίσουν τις πνευματικές τους μπαταρίες.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place, very old church. November 20th was the feast of the icon of the Mother of God, the church was beautifully decorated with oranges and flowers... there is a cave where the wax icon is located, where it was found! Beautiful church, I recommend visiting... (Original) Чудесное место, очень старинная церковь. 20 ноября был праздник иконы Божьей Матери, церковь была красиво украшена апельсинами и цветами... есть пещера, где находится икона из воска, где она была найдена! Красивая церковь, рекомендую посетить...

(Translated by Google) On the south side of Argos Castle stands the white monastery of Agia Marina. A relatively small complex that literally hangs on the edge of Mount Larissa. The hospitality and love of the nuns - always willing to serve and care for pilgrims - turned the small monastery of Agia Marina into a spiritual street of the city of Argos, where everyone can pray in absolute peace and silence. (Original) Po południowej stronie zamku Argos stoi biały klasztor Agia Marina. Stosunkowo niewielki kompleks, który dosłownie wisi na skraju góry Larissa. Gościnność i miłość mniszek - zawsze chętnych do służenia i opieki nad pielgrzymami - zamieniły mały klasztor Agia Marina w duchową ulicę miasta Argos, gdzie każdy może się modlić w absolutnym spokoju i ciszy.

(Translated by Google) Clean..quiet alone with warm hospitality and a wonderful view... Also it is next to the castle of Argos!! (Original) Καθαρή..ήσυχη μόνη με ζεστή φιλοξενία και υπέροχη θέα... Επίσης είναι δίπλα από το κάστρο του Άργους!!

(Translated by Google) Very nice Next to the castle of Larissa of Argos. Perfect view of the Argolic gulf. There is no wheelchair access. (Original) Πολύ ωραία Δίπλα από το κάστρο Λάρισα του Άργους. Τέλεια θέα στον Αργολικό κόλπο. Δεν υπάρχει πρόσβαση για αναπηρικά αμαξίδια.

(Translated by Google) What a clean and quiet Monastery!! The road until you arrive is slightly rough, but it is the municipality's responsibility (Original) Πόσο καθαρή και ήσυχη Μονή!! Ο δρόμος μέχρι να φτάσεις ελαφρώς κακοτράχαλος, αλλά είναι ευθύνη του δήμου

(Translated by Google) Overwhelming and perfect view! Perfect place! (Original) Κατάνυξη κ τέλεια θέα ! Τέλειο μέρος!

(Translated by Google) Hidden monastery with closed doors and barbed wire fences. I couldn't get inside fantastic bell tower at the end with a view that takes your breath away really!!!! (Original) Κρυμμένο μοναστήρι με κλειστές πόρτες και συρματοπλέγματα.κρθμα δεν μπόρεσα να μπω μέσα φανταστικό καμπαναριό στην άκρη με θέα που κόβει την ανάσα πραγματικά!!!!

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful monasteries with a breathtaking view! (Original) Ένα από τα ωραιότερα μοναστήρια καί με θέα που κόβει την ανάσα!

(Translated by Google) I expected there to be a more impressive display of the building. I drove past it twice looking for it and couldn't spot it. The inscription was not readily apparent. (Original) Περίμενα να υπάρχει μια πιο εντυπωσιακή έκθεση του κτιρίου. Πέρασα δύο φορές από μπροστά του, καθώς το έψαχνα και δεν μπορούσα να το εντοπίσω. Η επιγραφή δεν ήταν εύκολα φανερή.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building that has been renovated. (Original) Όμορφο κτίριο που έχει ανακαινιστεί.

(Translated by Google) The Palace of the President of the Viceroyalty ARMANSPERG COUNTY 1833-1834 (Original) Το Μέγαρο του προέδρου αντιβασιλειας ΚΟΜΙΤΟΣ ΑΡΜΑΝΣΠΕΡΓ 1833-1834

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, renovated mansion. (Original) Όμορφο, ανακαινισμένο μέγαρο.