At the northern end of the main drag, Prytanio has rooms named after gods and painted in battleship grey. On the ground floor, all are modern, spacious and have an outdoor patio space. It's run by a welcoming young couple and a good continental breakfast is available for €5.
Prytanio
Peloponnese
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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This monastery clings to the cliff face in memorable fashion. The monastery church is adorned with frescoes, while up the hill where the road ends is a…
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This extraordinary private collection gets into the literal nuts and bolts behind the technological achievements of the Ancient Greeks. Marvel at the…
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This excellent little museum is an entertaining romp through the region’s pre-industrial past. It occupies a complex 1.6km south of town (signposted),…
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This pair of monasteries is perched on the west side of the Lousios Gorge. The 'new' monastery dates from the 17th century and its atmospheric, incense…
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Museum of the History of the Olympic Games in Antiquity
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Beautifully presented displays depict the history of the world's most prestigious sporting competition. Learn about its core original events (foot racing,…
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This extraordinary private collection gets into the literal nuts and bolts behind the technological achievements of the Ancient Greeks. Marvel at the…
2. Olympia Archaeological Museum
0.32 MILES
This superb museum features finds from the adjacent archaeological site of Olympia. Visiting it in conjunction with the ruins helps to put the ancient…
3. Museum of the History of the Olympic Games in Antiquity
0.39 MILES
Beautifully presented displays depict the history of the world's most prestigious sporting competition. Learn about its core original events (foot racing,…
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6. Nikolopoulos Andritsena Library
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In 1838 Konstantinos Nikopoulos, a composer, bibliophile and member of the movement looking to liberate Greece from the Turks, donated 4000 rare books to…
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8. Open Air Water-Power Museum
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This excellent little museum is an entertaining romp through the region’s pre-industrial past. It occupies a complex 1.6km south of town (signposted),…