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View NW across the city to Gulf
of Patrai |
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View NW to Patraikós Kolpós |
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NW entrance of the Roman theater.
This one may not be listed in the guidebook to Greece, but it's
well preserved, built of brick, and showcases the masonry method.
Local literature says the theater owes its preservation to burial. |
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Wall construction detail of the
Roman theater |
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NW entrance of the Roman theater,
used today for performances |
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View west from the top of the Roman
theater |
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Corner tower showing stonework detail
Kastro, 12th-17th c |
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Basilica of Agios Andreas (St Andrew)
built in the Byzantine style (not a Byzantine-era church). Stands
where St Andrew was martyred and houses relicts, his skull and
a fragment of his cross. |
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Basilica of Agios Andreas |
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Basilica of Agios Andreas |
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Basilica of Agios Andreas |
