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Arcadia (Greece) Voyage Tips and guide

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Arcadia is a region in the central and eastern part of the Peloponnese, Greece.

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Kynouria — The coastal region of Arcadia

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  • 37.38648422.4986171 Ano Doliana — A stone-built traditional settlement at an elevation of 1000 meters.
  • 37.403722.72272 Astros — A town with a small harbor on the Argolic Gulf.
  • 37.595322.03993 Dimitsana — A stone-built village with remarkable mansions, set on a mountain slope at an elevation of 950 meters.
  • 37.484522.04294 Karytaina — A medieval town and a protected traditional settlement known as the "Greek Toledo".
  • 37.682322.03035 Langadia — A traditional settlement at about 1000 m elevation, known in Greece as the "Hanging Village" (kremasto chorio).
  • 37.55622.08326 Stemnitsa — One of the most beautiful villages in Arcadia
  • 37.51222.3727 Tripoli (Greece) — Arcadia’s capital and main transportation hub at the center of the Peloponnese.
  • 37.240922.84238 Tyros (Greece) — A popular vacation spot for inhabitants of Tripoli and other parts of Greece.
  • 37.58822.0699 Zygovisti — At 1160 m elevation, Zygovisti is one of the highest villages in Greece.

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  • 37.519322.04491 Lousios Gorge — A deep, narrow gorge popular amongst hikers.
  • 37.618322.3932 Mantineia — An ancient city that was the site of two significant battles in Classical Greek history.
  • 37.7245922.315283 Orchomenus, Arcadia — Vestiges of one of the most powerful cities in ancient times mentioned by Homer, Strabo and Ovid.


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Map of Arcadia (Greece)

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