Archaeological site
Trinasus
Also known as Trinasos
Greek name: Τρινασός
Say it: Trinasos
About
Trinasus or Trinasos, or Trinassus or Trinassos, was a town and fortress of ancient Laconia, situated upon a promontory near the head of the Laconian Gulf, and 30 stadia above Gythium. It is opposite to three small rocks, which gave their name to the place. The modern village is for the same reason still called Trinisa. There are considerable remains of the ancient walls. The place was built in a semi-circular form, and was not more than 400 to 500 yards (370 to 460 m) in circuit.
Nearby
Places within walking or a short drive, best first.
- Valtaki FortressCastle3.4 km away
- TrinasosRuins0 m away
- TrinisaIsland950 m away
- Grias ProvataPeak2 km away
- ElafovouniPeak4.3 km away
- Profitis IliasPeak4.5 km away
- GlyfadaRestaurant3 km away
- GlyfadaRestaurant3.1 km away
- IsalosRestaurant4.9 km away
- Ekklisia PanagiaPlace of worship160 m away
- Agios StefanosPlace of worship3.5 km away
- I.N Ag. Konstantinou & ElenisPlace of worship3.6 km away