Monemvasia is one of the most impressive and historic castle towns in Greece, built on a rocky islet in the southeastern Peloponnese, opposite the coast of Laconia. Its name comes from the words “moni emvasis”, meaning the single entrance to the town, which is accessible only via a narrow causeway connecting it to the mainland.

The old town, built within the castle, is a unique example of medieval architecture and is fully preserved, with cobblestone alleys, stone-built mansions, Byzantine churches, and breathtaking views of the Myrtoan Sea. At the entrance of the town lies the modern settlement of New Monemvasia, offering all necessary amenities.

Monemvasia attracts visitors all year round thanks to its rich history, romantic atmosphere, and direct contact with the sea. It is an ideal choice both for holidays and for those looking to invest in a residence with distinctive character.