아이톨리아 - 아카니아 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

폐허가 된 물방앗간과 작은 폭포

Very worth seeing, from the harbor to the fortress

Also known as the picturesque Horseshoe Harbor, it is a historic landmark of the town on the Gulf of Corinth. Originally called Lepanto by the Venetians, the harbor serves not only as a tourist attraction with cafés and restaurants, but is also the site of the famous naval Battle of Lepanto in 1571. Its horseshoe shape and the imposing Venetian castle overlooking the harbor make it an important historical and scenic feature of Nafpaktos.

The Venetian port of Nafpaktos (formerly Lepanto) in Greece, surrounded by a fortress wall. Historical significance: The port was the site of the famous naval Battle of Lepanto in 1571. At the port is a statue of Miguel de Cervantes, the famous Spanish writer who participated in the battle and lost his left hand.

Brilliant view of the sea

„Dimitrios V. Papacharalambous“ (1886–1961) Benefactor of Nafpaktos, from America

The church is dedicated to Saint Demetrius, an important saint in the Orthodox Church. The church's architecture is typical of Orthodox churches in Greece, with a dome and a bell tower.

If you can't make it to the castle, there is a nice opportunity to enjoy the view here.