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Apr 8, 2022 · 1. Kalamata’s picturesque Old Town. Old town of Kalamata City (Shutterstock) Located in the northern part of the city, just below the castle, Kalamata Old Town is a chaotic jumble of churches and artisanal shops, all hidden in a maze of cobbled streets. Set out in any direction and you’re sure to stumble upon a scene of authentic ...
Aug 17, 2023 · Apricots, squash, beetroot and tomatoes. Look out for sfela, the dense and tangy take on feta, as well as plenty of fish and meat. And, of course, this being Kalamata, you’ll find olives and more olives and lots of olive oil. Find them vacuum-packed and stored in tins, ready to be flown home in suitcases.
Dec 1, 2023 · Kalamata is an authentic Greek destination in the Peloponnese, perfect for those travelers who prefer to stay far from overcrowded destinations such as Mykonos, Crete, or Santorini. The city is also a top departing point to visit the rest of the Peloponnese, it features a kid-friendly sandy beach, and there are a few interesting local ...
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Ancient Messene, a ‘brand new’ archaeological site. Just 30km north of Kalamata, the city of Messene, founded in the 4th century BC, is becoming one of the most exciting archaeological sites in Greece. Noteworthy for its outstanding perimeter walls erected in the 3rd century BC, its massive Arcadian gate and eight surviving towers, Messene ...
Feb 13, 2024 · Kalamata Travel Tips. Before you find out what to do in Kalamata, check out this useful Travel Resources section: Top 20 Things To Do in Kalamata Greece. 1. Taste Top-Quality Olive Oil & Kalamata Olives. 2. Wander Around The Old Town of Kalamata. 3. Step Inside The Byzantine Church of The Holy Apostles.
Apr 8, 2024 · Kalamata is a small coastal city in south Greece with around 60,000 residents. It is the Peloponnese’s second-largest city and is nestled in the Messinian Gulf, surrounded by olive groves and the Taygetus mountain range. International tourists often overlook it, but Kalamata has plenty to offer.
