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Monemvasia Excursions: Things to do and to see on Monemvasia, Sightseeing, Peloponnese

Monemvasia looks like it has jumped out of the Medieval Era. The Old Town and the Castle of Monemvasia have been built literally on the slopes of a huge rock that stands into the sea. The Venetians used to call Monemvasia "the Gibraltar of the East".

In this section, you can see things to see and do by location.
Or you can have a full view of: villages, beaches, museums and churches. For the better understanding of the locations, you can always check our General Monemvasia map.
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These are not all the things to See & Do in Monemvasia but just the best of them. For more info, check the things to see & do by location and for even more info, just browse the website
All to see and do by location: Kastro Monemvasias (4)
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Monemvasia Kastro Monemvasias Village
Location: On the south eastern side of Peloponnese
Description: Kastro (or Palia Monemvasia) is actually the Old Town, built entirely inside a huge rock on the sea. A narrow pathway connects the rock with the mainland.
Monemvasia Kastro Monemvasias Village
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Monemvasia Church Of Elkomenos Christos
This nice church is dedicated to "Christ in Pain". It is located in the Castle of Monemvasia and it was built in the 13th century by Byzantine Emperor Andronicus.
Monemvasia Church Of Elkomenos Christos
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Monemvasia Church Of Agia Sofia
The Byzantine church of Agia Sofia is located on the edge of a cliff and gives gorgeous view to the sea. It was built in the 12th century by Emperor Andronicus. When Monemvasia was occupied by the Venetians, it became a catholic cathedral and during the Turkish occupation, when their walls were painted with lime, it was used as a mosque.
Monemvasia Church Of Agia Sofia
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