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At the edge of Argostoli, seawater from the Ionian Sea pours into holes in the coastal limestone and disappears. Where it went was a …

The De Bosset Bridge — formerly called the Drapano Bridge — stretches 689 metres across the lagoon at the edge of Argostoli, making it …

The Archaeological Museum of Argostoli holds the most important collection of antiquities from Cephalonia, covering the island's long history from prehistoric times through the …

Cranii was one of the four ancient city-states of Cephalonia, located just south of modern Argostoli at the head of the same bay. The …

The Korgialenios Library and History Museum occupies part of a building funded by the wealthy local Korgialenios family, whose philanthropy shaped Argostoli's cultural life …

Every morning, local farmers from across Cephalonia set up stalls along the Argostoli waterfront esplanade, selling vegetables, fruit, honey, olive oil, local cheese, and …