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 The Peloponnese is connected to the Attica by the Isthmus of Corinth, and recently by a bridge near Patras.
It is a mostly a mountainous peninsula, compartmentalized out of inner basins and plains irrigated towards the littoral.
In the east, the acropolises of Argos and Mycenae dominate the Argolide region, Olympia is located at the west, the medieval city of Mystras is close to Sparta in the south, just northward of the wild and austere Mani peninsula.
 Peloponnese main sights
Olympia
Mycenae
Mystras, Sparta
Nafplion, Tiryns, Arcadia coast
Argolis
Corinth, Nemea, Stymphalia
Epidaurus
Mani peninsula
Kyllini (Chlemoutsi)
Bassae
Tripoli : Megalopoli, Mantinea ...
Patras
Gulf of Messenia
Mani peninsula
Monemvassia
Messene
Vouraikos throats
Landscapes of Peloponnese region
Peloponnese from the sky
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Interactive map of Peloponnese
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