Amazing bridge! Very beautiful! If you drive car over bridge this pay 13,7 €. But if you walk in ferries without car that is pay nothing.

Marvellous piece of engineering. It is built over the gulf of corinth and one of the longest multi span cable bridges. The total length is about 2.4 km. 4 giant tall pillars hold the cables and the bridge. Built in salty and turbulent sea water is another feat. It is beauty to behold in the engineering world.

A world class bridge. Great to ride across on the wide footpaths on each side of the bridge. Free for cyclists.

Stunning bridge, amazing architecture. They encountered many technological challenges building the bridge due to earthquake faults and 30 cm growing separation between the land mass each year.

Very nicely decorated tavern with an excellent daily offer of local specialties. The owner is very kind, friendly and helpful.

Use the ferry if you want to save money. If your vehicle is over 2m tall you pay €21 The ferry is €10 and a bit more fun. Bridge looks nice at night though.

Wry impressive bridge. We were not going over it until the next day but didn’t turn off quick enough. So that was €26 we weren’t expecting to fork out. But we ended up at Nafpaktos by accident which was delightful. Crossed it on purpose the next day for another €13

Great bridge with a small museum if you have time in your travels to stop by. There is a nice overlook over top of the tollbooths for taking pictures. The museum also has a movie that shows how it was constructed just in time for the 2004 Olympics. It was the longest suspension bridge at that time and now ranks 3rd in the world.

Seeing the bridge driving to Patras from Delphi was surreal. Eventually crossing so high above the water was beautiful. Even stopped to take a picture from the Fort.

The bridge is amazing, its length is almost 3 kilometers. We drove it from the side of the city of Patras and at the end of the bridge a toll of 13.70 eur is collected for each car. That's a really high price. On the way back the same day, I had to pay again...

What a lovely ride on that bridge 🌁 the cost is around 15€ but is worth it

Very beautiful bridge and apparently the only way to cross the water. It’s very expensive and if you make a mistake missing the exit, it doesn’t tell you.. you’re stuck paying €13 each way 🙆‍♀️🤦‍♀️there’s no way to exit and no way to turn back. No flexibility.

The Charilaos Trikoupis Bridge, also known as the Rion-Antirion Bridge, is a cable-stayed bridge that was completed and inaugurated in 2004. Spanning the Gulf of Corinth near Patras, it serves as a vital link between Rion (a suburb of Patras) and Antirrion, connecting the Peloponnese with the western mainland of Greece. The bridge's main span, supported by four pylons, stretches over 2,252 meters in length. With the adjoining approaches, the total length reaches approximately 2,883 meters, and its foundation extends as deep as 65 meters below the sea's surface. Toll stations for both directions are positioned on the Antirrion side of the bridge. The bridge features a pedestrian and bicycle pathway, providing toll-free access for these modes of transportation. The bridge's design process commenced in the mid-1990s, and it was officially inaugurated on August 7, 2004, just a week before the start of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. The total construction cost amounted to 630 million euros. In subsequent years, modern highways were constructed on both sides of the bridge, including the Olympia Odos and the Ionian Odos, as part of the modernization of Greece's road network. The integration of these two highways with the bridge was completed during the summer of 2017.

Impressive construction! The Rio-Antirrio Bridge (officially the Charilaos Trikoupis bridge is one of the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world, with a continuous deck of 2,252 meters, through which the connection of the Peloponnese with the western mainland of Greece was achieved. The project is considered one of the most difficult and most innovative in the world, due to the great foundation depth, which reaches up to 65 meters below sea level, the high risk, due to the seismicity of the area and the possibility of tectonic movements. However, crossing the bridge cost's 13,50 Euros and i think it's very expensive . if you are not in a hurry and if the weather conditions are good I suggest you take the ferry to go across. You can see the entire bridge and take beautiful photos .The journey takes 20 min and costs 6,50 Euros including the car and all passengers, double cheaper than bridge.

The Venetian castle dominates over Nafpaktos town, which you can reach by road from the town or by car in less than 10 minutes. The castle is very large and in very good condition. Clean, with fire extinguishers, cut grass, pruned trees, signage and unique views at every point! For safety reasons, climbing the castle walls is prohibited.

The Castle occupies a commanding position high above the Nafpactos town. I went there by car, wouldn't suggest walking up to it. Entered at around 6 PM and had the entire site for myself - I was the only visitor there so chatted with a lady selling tickets. The origins of the castle date back to ancient era with more extensions during the Byzantines. Most of what we see today is done by the Venetians, hence the name, while after them the Ottomans conquered it. Fantastic views of entire region, including the imposing Rio-Antirio bridge in the distance and Peloponnese across. Entry fee only 3 Euros, plenty of parking in front

Great view really nice castle . The working hours are not updated in google. Call in advance. Also DONT try to hike wirh your dog. Several stray dogs in the area also big ones that attack

We went there in September. The door was locked, no working hours written. Pity, otherwise I think it is worth visiting.

A beautiful Castle of a past era and time. There are some well preserved walls and ruins at site. The price of the ticket is really low and I really can't find any excuse for anyone coming to the region and not paying a visit to it. Just please do check out the operating hours so it's not closed when you do.

A very well maintained ancient castle with great view over the city of Nafpaktos and the surroundings.

Absolutely impressive. Certainly one of the best castles in Greece, with super view to the see and the surrounding mountains. It is a pitty that besides of a few lines, there are hardly any explanations given about the castle and its history. A leaflet to give out with the entree ticket (costs 3Eur) would be probable a good idea and easy to implement. Of course one can still do an internet search otherwise....

Amazing view that you can't miss! It's one of the best reserved castles of Greece and that's another reason to visit it. We would appreciate some more guidance or historical information displayed around the place, though. Other than that, it's a great feeling to be up there!

Beautiful castle with AMAZING views, accessible by car all the way to the main gate. Small entrance fee, which is worth it. The lack of descriptions about the details of the buildings and structures on sites is disappointing, however, as is the fact that none of the restored buildings were accessible. Everything was locked.

Beautiful castle, accessable by car or walking… entrance is 3 euros but u can make photos in the area before buying tickets and the view is also amazing from there..

Amazing ! All around all! Nice coffee shop nice shops!!

Fantastic fortress 200m above sea. One of the most intact medieval fortresses of Greece. It begins with the harbour walls to protect the city from attack of the sea. Then rise from east and west. Fantastic views ! Many cisterns inside. A small mosque converted to church, the Vezir mosque. Only 3 euros entrance.

Nice and pleasant castle with some nice view.. Require some walking but worth it for me. Could get some great view without admission but paid to get more of the castle

Quite an unique and interesting castle, with stunning views of the straights of Corinth. Entry is quite cheap and toilet facilties are available. Information inside is limited, but it is in English and gives a concise history of the castle.

Very nice monument and place to have a coffee or an ice cream. My tips : */ park the car 2 blocs up the harbor */ visit at sunset hours, as the colors are amazing !

Old, historical port, it is great for taking pictures in Nafpaktos. Near the port you can find nice bar's to drink coffee.

Beautiful place at the port of Nafpaktos. Unfortunately I didn't have the chance to get in the tower which I don't know whether or when it's open to public.

The wharf is short but give you a nice view of the sea and waves crashing at the stones under old walls.

Small and old port of Nafpaktos. Cervantes statue is on the lower ground.

Sehr schönes Kastell Fotos rund um das Kastell (Translated by Google) Very nice castle Photos around the fort

A bronze statue remembering Miguel de Cervantes and some plaques in commemoration of the Battle of Lepanto.

One of the best spots in Nafpaktos for taking photos. Beautiful picturesque port with historical value surrounded by cafés bars and restaurants.