Patras Holidays

The largest Orthodox church in Greece houses Saint Andrew's relics, including his skull and martyrdom cross. Marvel at the Byzantine frescoes and twelve symbolic domes at this profound pilgrimage site.

Georgiou I Square pulses as Patras' cultural heart, framed by neoclassical buildings and twin lion fountains from 1875. Sip Greek coffee at pavement cafés while watching locals gather beneath evening lights.

Established in 1882, Psila Alonia Square serves as Patras's vibrant social heart with historic monuments and cafés. Savour Greek cuisine while enjoying evening street performances under the square's ancient trees.

You can browse the exhibits at Bee Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your holiday in Patras. While you're in the area, stroll along the waterfront.

Greece's oldest winery, Achaia Clauss enchants with historic stone buildings and panoramic vineyard views. Sample their acclaimed Mavrodaphne in the Imperial Cellar surrounded by century-old oak barrels.

Perched on a hill overlooking Patras, this 6th-century fortress tells the storey of Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman rule. Climb 193 steps to discover panoramic views of the mainland and distant Greek islands.

One of the Balkans' largest Orthodox churches, Saint Andrew Cathedral houses the patron saint's sacred relics. Marvel at the 46-meter dome, intricate frescoes, and visit the adjacent historic church.

Built for the 1981 Mediterranean Games and renovated for the 2004 Olympics, this versatile stadium hosts athletic events and concerts. Explore its facilities while enjoying the lively atmosphere.