Location: Nafplio is situated in the eastern Peloponnese and served as the capital of the Greek state from 1828 to 1833. The historic center of Nafplio has been designated a traditional settlement.
Unique Features: Nafplio is one of Greece’s most beautiful cities and is renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved old town, distinguished by its charming cobbled streets, elegant neoclassical and aristocratic buildings, and Turkish fountains.
One of Nafplio’s most important landmarks is Palamidi Fortress, located 216 meters above the city and offering the finest views across the Argolic Gulf and the Mycenaean plain.
Accessibility: Nafplio is just two hours from central Athens. The Argolida KTEL bus services serve Nafplio and the rest of the regional unit, connecting it with Argos, Corinth, Athens, and various areas of Argolida. The port of Nafplio is the largest in the eastern Peloponnese and primarily serves pleasure boats, tourist vessels heading to the Saronic Islands, and some cargo ships.
Investment Potential: In recent years, investment interest in the area has increased significantly, as Nafplio attracts a large number of Greek and foreign investors.