Patras is one of the largest cities in Greece. Built at the foot of Mount Panachaikon, the city is notable for how it has preserved its history in the forms of museums and castles.
The Archaeological Museum of Patras commemorates Greek history by showcasing how the ancient Greeks and Romans lived.
Patras Castle is an ancient castle that has survived many invasions. The castle is pleasant to roam around and is completely free to enter.
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Achia Clauss Winery is also completely free to enter. With helpful guides and sweet-tasting wines, the winery is a pleasure to visit.
Roman Odeon is a historical site bulit all the way back in the 2nd Century BC. Plays are still performed here, and unbelievably, the entry is free.
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The Patras Town Beach is the main beach in Patras as it is located near the city center. Watersport Activities are popular here.
Psathopyrgos Beach is a less crowded and family friendly beach. There are also various restaurants nearby for a hearty meal.
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Rio Beach is situated in a village nearby Patras. Due to its proximity to a university nearby, the crowd here is young and the bars are open all night long.