Listed 9 sub titles with search on: Sights for wider area of: "KRANI Province KEFALLONIA" .
ARGOSTOLI (Town) KEFALLONIA
The bridge connects the two banks of the lagoon linking Argostoli
with Drapano. Built in 1812,
it was constructed following the plans of De Bosset, a Swiss engineer of the English
Army. At first it was wooden but soon it was replaced with a new one built on
stone arches. Thirty years later the whole bridge was a stone.
This text (extract) is cited January 2004 from the Assoc.
of Local Authorities of Kefalonia & Ithaca tourist pamphlet.
DRAPANO (Settlement) ARGOSTOLI
Built in 1813 by a colonel De Bosset. It belongs to the period of British rule. Through a succession of archways it links Argostoli with the opposite shore.
KASTRO (Settlement) KEFALLINIA
Tel: +30 26710 28300, 28835, 22248, 24466
Fax: +30 26710 28349
POROS (Small town) KEFALLONIA
The ravine of Poros is one of the most beautiful geological phenomena of Kefalonia. It is an 80 meter deep precipice, with steep slopes. This wild and imposing landscape is connected to a strange legend, that claims that the hollows in the rocks are the footprints of the huge supernatural feet of the hero Hercules
KERAMIES (Village) KEFALLONIA
In the village of Keramies, there are nice traditional mansions.
AGIOS NIKOLAOS (Village) KEFALLONIA
Lake Avythos (or Great Akoli) is located within the municipality's borders next to the village of Agios Nikolaos on the road from Pyrgi to Poros. It is believed that the lake is bottomless. Its abundant waters are used for irrigation and domestic consumption in the wider area - from Pyrgi to Poros Valley. The locale is yet another example of the island's natural beauty, featuring lush vegetation and rare animal and bird species.
POROS (Small town) KEFALLONIA
The river Vohinas, noisy in winter and covered by plane trees in summer passes through Poros. It springs from lake «Avithos» (which means «bottomless»), because of its immeasurable depth. The rich valley of Tzannata coupled with the pine covered mountain Enos, enriches the sight of Poros. At this point, its worth mentioning the black pine and the wild horses that live on this high mountain.
ARGOSTOLI (Town) KEFALLONIA
SKALA (Village) KEFALLONIA
Memories of the area's long past, such as ruins of houses and churches and old fountains still survive in Old Skala.The village has a magnificent view of the boundless Ionian Sea, as well as the island of Zante and the Kyllini Castle.
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