The Greek Revolution of 1821 as a pivotal chapter in Greek history and a piece in the puzzle of world history.
The goal of this tour is to comprehend the Greek Revolution of 1821, to highlight its significance, its relationship with other revolutions and wars for independence that flared up at approximately the same time, and the effect it had on the rest of the world and how it was affected by it.

The Greek War of Independence, also known as the Greek Revolution referred to by Greeks in the 19th century as simply the (Greek : Agonas) “Struggle”, was a successful war of independence waged by Greek revolutionaries against the Ottoman Empire between 1821 and 1830.
The Greeks were later assisted by Great Britain, France and Russia, while the Ottomans were aided by their North African vassals, particularly the eyalet of Egypt. The war led to the formation of modern Greece. The revolution is celebrated by Greeks around the world as independence day on 25 March.

On the paths of Heroes Anagnostaras and Papaflessas in the villages of Falaisia, rich in History !!

On the way to Falaisia you will visit the chapel church of Ag. Anargyron, which is located in a cave and at the bottom of the cave there is the Holy Step with a built hagiographic iconostasis.

Poliani, the village with the chapels and churches,birthplace of Greek Heroes Papaflessas and Anagnostaras.
The roots of the foundation of this village are lost in the times of Byzantium. It is noteworthy that Poliani has, throughout its history, recorded more than 45 Churches, chapels. That is why it is believed that its name comes from the phrase “many temples , churches – in Greek Polloi Naoi”. It is located at an altitude of 680 meters and is a relatively small village. However, this did not prevent her from giving to the revolution of 1821 not one but two of the greatest fighters, since Papaflessas and Anagnostaras were born here!

Dirrachio, a historical tradiotional village built at 840m altitude.
Dirrachio has been located since ancient times, from the Descent of the Dorians, as historians say,” climbed “at an altitude of 840 m., In the Arcadian part of Taygetos, on the borders of the Prefectures of Arcadia, Laconia and Messinia. Leontari has remarkable churches. “, the most important of which is the church of Agios Apostolos (14th century), in the central square and that of Agios Athanasios. The area belonged to one of the most important Frankish baronies of the Peloponnese, called Beligosti.

Monastery Agios Georgios (George) of Rekitsa,among the Forests.
The beautiful road from Dirrachi to reach this historic monastery of Rekitsas is an experience in itself. The monastery featured a secret school and harbored hearoes from the Greek revolution (e.g. Zacharias, Papaflessas, Anagnostaras, Nikitaras, Kolokotronis, etc.). Wall paintings by Michalis Pediotis of Crete date to 1714 .

Your next destination is Kamara, a beautiful village of Falaisia, Head – village (Kefalochori) of the area, overgrown with vineyards and fruit trees. In the large, radically remodeled, central square we single out the majestic church of Agios Georgios. On the hill South East you will see and visit optional the ruined castle of Agiothanasis.

Leontari is a beautiful traditional historical settlement.
Its past dates back to antiquity and the Arcadian Lefktro, but it experienced its great prosperity during the Byzantine years when it developed into the second most important city of the Despotate of Mystras.Leontari has remarkable Byzantine churches, the most important of which is the church of Agios Apostolos (14th century), in the central square.

An unforgetable experience which help you to live the Greek Revolution and Culture !

Prices / minimum 4 persons

• 85€/person for minimum 4 participants.
• 70€/Kid age 8+ for 4 participants.

Prices / 5 up to 8 persons

• 80€/person for minimum 5 participants.
• 65€/Kid age 8+ for 5 participants.

For less or more participants please contact us in order to offer you flexible rates.