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Protected ancient fortress and town on island rock Monemvasia, view from mainland, Peloponnese treasures, Greece

Architecture of the town of Monemvasia, Greece

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Cityscape at medieval town of Monemvasia, Peloponnese, Greece

A view through a window with a curtain and a church and the castle of Monemvasia in background.

Monemvasia, a fascinating medieval fortified village on a small island of the southern coast of the Peloponnese , Greece.

Béjaïa / Bougie, Kabylia, Algeria: Yemma Gouraya mountain / Djebel Gouraya and its 16th century fort built by the Spanish, that used to house the tomb of Yemma Gouraya, Bejaia's islamic patron saint (Marabout), till its destruction in the 19th century

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Monemvasia, Laconia, The Peloponnese, Greece, Europe

View of the sea from a window, Monemvasia, Greece

A tour in a mediavel town in Monemvasia, Greece

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The Byzantine castle-town of Monemvasia in Greece

views of Byzantine town of Monemvasia, Greece

Impressive panoramic view of Moemvasia mountain in Greece

Béjaïa / Bougie, Kabylia, Algeria: Yemma Gouraya mountain and its 16th century fort built by the Spanish. The fortress houses the tomb of Yemma Gouraya, Bejaia's islamic patron saint (Marabout), till its destruction in the 19th century

A tour in Monemvasia, a medieval town in Peloponese Greece

Greece. Peloponnese. The fortified city ov Monemvasia

The city of Monemvasia is located in Greece. It is a very beautiful city for holidays all year round, with an excellent climate, Monemvasia, Peloponisos, Greece, 10-1-2019

Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Chrysaphitissa in old town in Monemvasia, Greece.

$The Upper Town (Ano Poli), offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. The ruins of old mansions and the impressive Church of Agia Sofia, one of the oldest Byzantine churches in Greece. Monemvasia, often referred to as the “Gibraltar of the East,” has a rich and varied history. Founded in 583 AD by inhabitants of the mainland seeking refuge from invasions, it quickly became an important commercial and maritime center. The town’s name comes from the Greek words “moni” (single) and “emvasis” (entrance), reflecting its unique access point.\n\nThroughout its history, Monemvasia was ruled by various powers, including the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans. Each left its mark on the town, contributing to its diverse architectural and cultural heritage.$

A cloudy dawn looking out from a terrace at Monemvasia, Greece

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