Monemvasia is a charming medieval town located on the south-east coast of the Peloponnese, Greece. Often referred to as the "Gibraltar of the East", it is famous for its unique location on a rocky island connected to the mainland by a narrow walkway. The town is a historical gem, with a strong influence of Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman architecture. Its old town, characterized by narrow cobbled streets and stone houses, is perfectly preserved and offers a picturesque setting. Among the main attractions are the fortified citadel, medieval churches and wonderful views of the sea. Monemvasia is also known for its romantic charm and tranquility which makes it an ideal destination for those seeking a getaway immersed in history and nature.