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Mural

I. Kapodistrias and T. Kolokotronis

Mural
CITY:
Nafplio
Mural
I. KAPODISTRIAS AND T. KOLOKOTRONIS

Nafplio, also known as Anapli, was the heart of the Revolution for many years. It was handed over to Kolokotronis in 1822 and turned into the headquarters of the Greek State, governed by I. A. Kapodistrias. The mural honours these two personalities whose names are inextricably tied to the history of the city.

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