Attractions
Kefalonia boasts many attractions, ranging from the natural landscape and leading to great creations of those who have passed from the island throughout the centuries and the positive residues they left behind. Here are some of the major attractions, while certainly there are many more that would be added continuously.

The cave lake of Melissani is one of the most enchanting and well known attractions of Kefalonia as well as being a site of great historical interest. Located at Karavomilo, very near Sami, it was rediscovered in 1951 by famed Greek speleologist G. Petrocheilos and opened to the public following extensive access…

Kambana Square is the historic town centre of Argostoli. It was here that the Venetian Libro d’oro (“Golden Book” listing the island’s nobility) was burned, ushering in a new age without titles and distinctions. The square’s present name is derived from its imposing bell tower, whose clock once set the pace of…

The church of Saint Spyridon stands in the widest section of the pedestrian shopping street known as Lithostroto. The church is famed for its gilded, carved wooden iconostasis, which was transported here from the pre-earthquake metropolitan church. A religious procession commemorating the 1953 earthquake starts out from the church of Saint Spyridon…

A wonderful example of neoclassical architecture, completely renovated in 2009. With simple lines and proud…