Andravida-Kyllini: A Travel Back in Time to the Medieval Period
Andravida-Kyllini, Greece is a municipality established in 2011 at the local government reform. It was the result of the merger of 4 former municipalities— Andravida, Kastro-Kyllini, Lechauna, and Vouprasia.
Best Time to Visit
It is ideal to visit Andravida-Kyllini during the months of March through June and September through December, for the perfect weather. The busiest months are usually February, June, and July. Tourists are least likely to visit in November. One of the most famous events in the area is Medieval Revival Festival, which is usually held every June. It brings back to life the glory days of medieval period. Archers, horse riders, knights, and maidens are everywhere during the event. Some of its highlights include an archery demonstration, candlelight vigil, knight parade, reenactments, sword fighting, among others. There are also medieval games for kids.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Agia Sophia Church or Church of Holy Wisdom is one of the must-see attractions nearby. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the oldest churches that is still standing in the country today. Another interesting attraction that tourists should visit in the area is Chlemoutsi Castle, which has been constructed by Principality of Achaea Crusader rulers in the early 13th century. It is currently preserved in its original 13th-century state. Only minor modifications for the artillery installation have been made over the centuries. There are a lot of state-of-the-art Andravida-Kyllini Greece hotels offering luxurious accommodation at affordable rates. These include the 4-star accommodations of the Olympia Golden Beach & Spa and the Robinson Club Kyllini Beach-All Inclusive.