Mycenean Palace of Nestor at Pylos

The Mycenean Palace of Nestor at Pylos is a fascinating Bronze Age archaeological monument that transports visitors back to ancient Greece.

The palace, described in Homer's Odyssey, was the seat of the legendary king Nestor and is one of the best preserved Mycenaean sites in Greece.

The impressive ruins reveal the layout of the chambers, baths and throne rooms, and the Linear B writing tablets found here provide valuable information about life in the Mycenaean era. An ideal place for history and archaeology lovers.