Pyrgiotika

Athens, which is the national capital, is situated 55 miles (89 kilometers) northeast of Pyrgiotika.

Don't limit yourself to Pyrgiotika, because Peloponnese contains a wealth of natural and man-made attractions just waiting to be explored. If you're looking for other places to check out, you'll find Kranidi, 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the northwest, and Kalloni 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the west.

While you are staying in Pyrgiotika, why don't you experience Ermionida. Approximately 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the southeast, this regional transport and shopping hub is home to Ermioni Museum and Library, Crusader Castle and Church of St. Demetrios. Don't head back to Pyrgiotika until you've visited Ermionida's Agion Anargiron Monastery and Dardiza Beach.

An effective way to truly appreciate a place is by learning about its history. Take a trip to the fortresses while you are here. Visitors in Peloponnese should spend time exploring the area's open-air museums and open-air exhibits.

Take a big breath and de-stress as you have a go at the area's relaxing pursuits such as picnicking and sunbathing. Winter is a great time to head to Peloponnese. Grab your woollen hat and scarf and have a go at the sports on offer here. Try snowboarding or skiing.

Before you head back to your friends and family at home, you'll be bidding Pyrgiotika a fond Yiá sou (farewell).