Monemvasia is a historical medieval town, founded by the Byzantines in the 16th century, located on the southeast coast of the Greek Peloponnese peninsula. This charming town offers the opportunity to explore the mystical settlement built of stone, which is located on the edge of a large rock by the sea, to immerse its visitors in a unique medieval atmosphere. Delicious cuisine in its luxurious restaurants with a romantic atmosphere. In the lower part of the town, there are many historical buildings, among them the Islamic Mosque, which is a preserved building from the sixteenth century and houses the Archaeological Museum, as well as the magnificent Byzantine churches. In the upper (uninhabited) part of the town, there are remains of ancient Byzantine buildings, and Euless Fort, which offers an amazing view of the city.