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More to see in Kalamata
Kalamata is a city with an ancient history. According to old annals, the city existed during the life of Homer, legendary poet of ancient Greece. Despite the fact that the city was damaged heavily several times, it still has many important religious landmarks. The castle built by Francs in the 13th century is one of these landmarks. Currently, the castle is in ruins, but it is still very interesting to visit this area. As the ruins are located on a hill, tourists can enjoy a marvelous view of the city and neighborhoods. The central Vassileos Georgiou (King George) square is a must-visit destination that tourists should definitely not neglect. First of all, it is the right place to feel the magic atmosphere of the city. There are also many old buildings nearby, so it is a great destination for all fans of architectural landmarks. The city’s cathedral is, perhaps, the most grandiose landmark in the area. It was built at the end of the 19th century on the site of a destroyed old church. During the construction works, an ancient icon was found here - the Panagia Ypapanti who is the Protectress of the City of Kalamata. It is a precious artifact not only for Christians but also for historians. Nowadays, the icon is exhibited in the church, so everyone is welcome to look at the relic. Kalograion Monastery is one more important landmark in the city. It is a convent, nuns of which are famous for their handicrafts. For centuries, they have polished their skills of working … Read further

Our guide to Kalamata

Attractions and active leisure

At the seaside far from the city, there are several large yacht clubs, in which experienced sailors can rent a watercraft, and tourists who simply want to relax can always book a peaceful ride. Curious travelers can always visit such seaside villages as Foinikounta and Stoupa. The first one is primarily a fishing village, and visitors can also try to fish or simply buy the fresh catch. The second village is famous … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

In Greece, the majority of restaurants are divided into categories. Souvlatzidiko specialize in cooking kebabs, Psistaries are barbecue type restaurants, and Psarotavernas offer mostly fish dishes. That being said, there are restaurants where visitors can try everything at once. Kardamo Edesmopoleio is one of these dining establishments. It offers authentic Greek cuisine. The restaurant is designed in a charming … Open

Traditions and mentality of Kalamata

At the end of October, whole Greece, and Kalamata is no exception, celebrates the holiday called Ohi Day or a holiday dedicated to “No”. This holiday is dedicated to the events of October 28, 1940, when Mussolini made an ultimatum to Greece: either Greece capitulates and lets occupants enter its territory or Mussolini will declare war to the country. After a discussion, the prime minister of Greece gave a short … Open

Travel guide to Kalamata

One of the busiest places in the city is the central square – the Plaza de Espana. Near it, there are many interesting historical buildings, including the beautiful Cathedral, which was built in 1873. The history of the construction of this cathedral is very interesting. It was decided to erect it on the site of the old church, which at the end of the 19th century completely lay in ruins. During construction … Open

Advices for travellers

5. Local people are quite passionate, and their behavior might surprise travelers at first. They speak loudly and use active body language. Don’t worry: it is nothing but a trait of the national character. 6. Pay attention to your gestures – some harmless gestures may be considered rude in Greece. For example, the thumbs-up gesture means “shut up” in the country, and pointing at something with two … Open

Cultural excursion through Kalamata - things to see

The Railways Park is one more interesting place that tourists like to visit. It is open in the central park of the city. The open-air exhibition is located on the site of the old Kalamata-Limit railway station. It is recognized as the largest and the most interesting collection dedicated to this theme in Greece. The exhibition includes the historic building of the station, platforms, water-tower, and several types … Open

Greece - moving around the country

There are 5 large international airports in the country. About 22 of them have the national status. They also have a right to welcome international flights, but the capacity of their terminals is not too large. Another 25 airports in the country are designed for domestic flights; in particular, for flights from the mainland to the island of Greece. All international airports welcome about 85% of the total number of visitors to the country. They are located close to the major cities of Greece, which can be reached either by public transport, by taxi or transfer. While waiting for the flight or arriving at the airport, passengers can use ATMs or local and international bank offices at the terminal exit. There are various restaurants and cafes, as well as medical aid and baby care rooms in the airport area. Passengers can look into the picturesque souvenir shops and expensive branded boutiques. … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in Greece

One of the most joyful holidays is Apokries, which lasts about two weeks and ends before the Great Lent. During this time, the Greeks cook a variety of meat dishes, which are mostly of pork, and treat relatives and friends. After the feast, the Greeks dress up in costumes and go to the main square, where they continue to drink wine and have fun. The holiday ends with a grand carnival. One of the most spectacular feasts is the carnival in the city of Patras on the Peloponnese Peninsula. During the event, spectators can enjoy the procession of chariots. The festival ends with the burning of the carnival king. The dates of carnivals vary depending on the date of Easter. They begin about 2 weeks before this holiday. … Open

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