The city of Argostoli

 The picturesque city of Argostoli is built on the hills that surround the lagoon of Koutavos and the large natural harbor that is formed there. Argostoli was rebuilt after the […]

Poros beach

The village of Poros stretches along the beautiful coast. Since the beach is so big, there are always quiet areas where you are alone with the waves. Nothing is more […]

The Cyclopean Walls of Ancient Krani

Three kilometers east of Argostoli on the road to Sami, are the ruins of ancient Krani with its citadel. Ancient Krani was one of the four city-states that constituted the […]

The Vaulted Tomb in Tzannata

The tomb in Bourtzi was found just outside Tzannata in a wonderful environment with olive trees, cypresses and oaks. It was discovered in 1991 and excavated by archaeologist Dr. Lazarus […]

Korgialenios Library

The Korgialenios Library is located in the center of Argostoli and was founded by the legacy of Kefalonian Marinos Korgialenios in 1924. The current building has the same shape as […]

Kampanas Square

Walking along the shops on the main shopping street of Argostoli, Lithostroto, you will reach Kampana square. It is obvious that the name of the square comes from the bell […]

De Bosset Bridge

One of Kefalonia’s most notable and historical landmarks, the stone De Bosset bridge (or Drapanos Bridge) with its distinctive arches, can be found at Argostoli. It is the longest stone […]

Central Square – Vallianou Square

While strolling through Argostoli, don’t miss Vallianou Square, the perfect place to enjoy a coffee, a refreshing beverage or a meal. Every evening the square becomes a meeting point for […]

Napier Garden

Just five minutes from Vallianou square, Napier Garden is a haven in the heart of Argostoli. Named after Charles James Napier, who served as governor of Kefalonia from 1822 to […]

Sinks

You will be amazed by the sinkholes of Argostoli, which are a unique geological phenomenon that you can see on the north coast of the city. cracks in the land […]