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Live the History, Enjoy the Beauty

Regional Association of Municipalities of Peloponnese

Municipalities of Arcadia

Arcadia, with its unique natural beauty and historical value, is one of the most distinctive destinations in the Peloponnese. The region, full of mountainous landscapes, traditional villages and ancient monuments, hosts the Municipalities that make up the heart of the Peloponnese land.

 

From Tripoli, the capital of Arcadia, to the mountainous areas and traditional villages of Gortynia and Kynouria, Arcadia is a region that combines history and culture with natural beauty and the peaceful life of the countryside.

 

The Regional Development Authority of the Peloponnese works closely with the Municipalities of Arcadia to develop sustainable policies, strengthen local government and the well-being of citizens, in a place with a strong cultural identity and tradition.

MUNICIPALITIES OF ARCADIA

Municipalities of the Regional Unit of Arcadia

01

Municipality of Tripoli

The capital of Arcadia and administrative center of the Region, Tripoli combines modern life with history and is an important hub for the economic and cultural activities of the region.

02

Municipality of North Kynouria

One of the most picturesque areas of the Peloponnese, North Kynouria is known for its coastal areas, traditional villages, and also for its archaeological wealth.

03

Municipality of South Kynouria

The Municipality of South Kynouria, with its beautiful coastal landscapes and enchanting villages, is popular for its tourist development and the excellent quality of life it offers to its residents and visitors.

04

Municipality of Megalopolis

With a long history, Megalopolis is known for its archaeological heritage and significant industrial activity, constituting one of the pillars of the region's development.

05

Municipality of Gortynia

The Municipality of Gortynia, with its mountainous villages and natural beauty, is ideal for those seeking peaceful routes through dense forests and traditional architecture.