At the head of the southern Gulf of Ermionida (Argolis), "Porto-Kapari", about one kilometer from the beach, is the Monastery of Agioi Anargyroi. In a verdant environment, the Monastery of Agioi Anargyroi is located about 3 km from the town of Ermioni, and between the settlements of Argolis, Kranidi and Petrothalassa. The breeze of the

St. John the Baptist, the patron saint and protector in Kranidi, has been inextricably linked to the history of this city and has been identified with the pleasant and unpleasant moments of Kranidians throughout the centuries. Timios Prodromos , is - if we may say so - the first inhabitant of Kranidi , as the

On the foothills of Mount Didymos in Argolis there is a unique geological phenomenon. The earth has sunk down in two places that look like volcanic craters.... The two craters, known as dolines i.e. caves, are circular in shape and are visible from a great distance because of their size. One is located at

Avgou Monastery is one of the most important sights in Argolis , and is located on a steep side of the Didymon Mountains, almost an hour away from Nafplio. Dedicated to St. Demetrius the Myrovlitis , the Avgou Monastery is built at an altitude of 853 meters, overlooking the gorge of the river Rados. To

Of the ten holy monasteries of the Metropolis dedicated to the Holy Virgin, the Holy Monastery of Pantanassi Kranidi is one of the newest. It is located between Portocheli and Kranidi and was founded in 1965 by the late Elder Archimandrite Pavlos Venekas . It was inaugurated on August 7, 1966. The Katholikon is in

In the location of Pikrodafni, between Kranidi and Ermioni you will find oldest surviving one apse cross-vaulted church of Argolis , dating back to the year 1245. Inside the church there is a surviving inscription, which reveals that the church was 'built from the ground up' at the expense of the family of the lord

On the hill of the mills we find the parish church of the Pammegiston Taxiarches, which was built in the 15th or 17th century. There are scattered reports, without documentation, which attribute the building of the original church to the 9th century AD on the site of the ruined church of Demeter of Chthonia. The

Northeast of the settlement of Pelei, on the public road that leads from Trachia to Didyma, the apse cross-vault chapel of Zoodochos Pigi can be seen. Due to the whitewashing of the walls, the date of its construction cannot be determined. However, the low design of the single western entrance, together with the Islamic arch

The Holy Church of St. George in Kranidi was once a parish church, nowadays it operates occasionally. It is located on the south side of the hill of Bardounia. Originally, a smaller church was built as a sign of gratitude to St. George when the Turco-Albanian Tribune Hamil Jaferi Agas invaded Kranidi in revenge, to