Location information

ANDRITSA (Village) LERNA
  Following the rising road that leads to the village, it is 28 km away from Argos.
  The few locals that still live in the village deal mostly with cultivation - olive trees, produce and grains - and cattle raising. They try to keep unquenchable their faith to historical continuity. Andritsa contains two churches; the church of St. Vlassis at the top of a hill and the Byzantine chapel of St. Demetrios.
  Andritsa is a village where excavations have brought into light a number of relics that belonged to the ancient and medieval times. Archeologists have found funeral gifts and coins, as well as evidence of ancient water tank.
  Finally, from Andritsa visitors may scan the Turkish road of Agogiostrata at the southern side of Ktenias that once led to the village of Achladokampos.
(text: Alexis Totsikas)
This text (extract) is cited March 2004 from the Prefecture of Argolis tourist pamphlet.

MYLI (Village) LERNA
  The most beautiful village, located in a plain by the sea, is a significant transportation junction with a road network, a railroad station and a port. Myloi is built on the grounds of the ancient city of Lerna, the legendary founder of which was Lernos.
  In the modern times, Myloi owes its fame to the historical battle that took place in the area, in June 1825, between the Hellenic forces, headed by Ypsilantis and Makrygiannis, and Imbraim’s armies.
  Today, Myloi is a beautiful picturesque village ideal for recreation and relaxation.
This text (extract) is cited March 2004 from the Prefectorial Self-Government of Argolida tourist pamphlet.