Rating
3.9/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Cecilia Pazo (12 months ago)
Very complicated access. I followed the instructions on the sign. When leaving the road there is a climb of about 500m. A little before arriving there are two signs indicating the Mycenaean path (impossible to pass through the vegetation) and the direction towards the acropolis. But the path ends between huge rocks and vegetation. Which makes it very difficult or impossible to pass. I managed to see it from a distance but it didn't seem worth such a big effort and risk. If you don't follow the official signs and follow the Google route, I thought I saw a valley that didn't look like it would be easier to pass than the official path.
Very complicated access. I followed the instructions on the sign. When leaving the road there is a climb of about 500m. A little before arriving there are two signs indicating the Mycenaean path (impossible to pass through the vegetation) and the direction towards the acropolis. But the path ends between huge rocks and vegetation. Which makes it very difficult or impossible to pass. I managed to see it from a distance but it didn't seem worth such a big effort and risk. If you don't follow the official signs and follow the Google route, I thought I saw a valley that didn't look like it would be easier to pass than the official path.
Παναγιώτης Ρουσης (14 months ago)
Great aura and feel but completely unexploited could have been excavated and helped the area commercially and touristically by opening as an attraction but also giving more details about its historical era and lots of other useful historical information
Great aura and feel but completely unexploited could have been excavated and helped the area commercially and touristically by opening as an attraction but also giving more details about its historical era and lots of other useful historical information
David and Desiree Field (17 months ago)
You definitely can't drive here. From the road you can walk up a poorly kept 4x4 road. Then it ends and you are left a little unsure. Basically follow the rocks upwards and hike your way to the remains of the gate and wall. It is impressive to see and youll be alone. That said, its unexcavated, so there isn't much to see. But the view is great.
You definitely can't drive here. From the road you can walk up a poorly kept 4x4 road. Then it ends and you are left a little unsure. Basically follow the rocks upwards and hike your way to the remains of the gate and wall. It is impressive to see and youll be alone. That said, its unexcavated, so there isn't much to see. But the view is great.
George D'Artagnan (3 years ago)
Too bad it just has to be a fighter for one to visit It is located in a place where there is no access... Maybe it's time for the Municipality to do something?
Too bad it just has to be a fighter for one to visit It is located in a place where there is no access... Maybe it's time for the Municipality to do something?
EPITOPOU MAPS (7 years ago)
Very important monument dating from the 11th-12th century AD. Unfortunately, it has been left to its own devices. Perhaps with the "Paths of Culture" program of the Hellenic Society in collaboration with the Municipality of Epidaurus, he will have another chance. Park the vehicle on the main road Arkadiko - Gatzia - Arachneio. 15' walk to the top of the Barracks. From here enjoy the amazing view and feel the calm and energy of this forgotten place..
Very important monument dating from the 11th-12th century AD. Unfortunately, it has been left to its own devices. Perhaps with the "Paths of Culture" program of the Hellenic Society in collaboration with the Municipality of Epidaurus, he will have another chance. Park the vehicle on the main road Arkadiko - Gatzia - Arachneio. 15' walk to the top of the Barracks. From here enjoy the amazing view and feel the calm and energy of this forgotten place..
