Patras Attractions
Saint Andrew Cathedral
The biggest church in Greece hosts Saint Andrew's relics which were stolen by Crusaders. The Catholic Church gave them back in 1964.
![Remains of the Mycenaean Cemetery at the archaeological site of Voudeni of Liapeika Patras.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/patras-voudeni-mycenaean-cemetery.jpg)
Mycenaean Cemetery of Voudeni
A 3500-years-old Mycenaean settlement and cemetery lies in Voudeni. Steeped in history, this place has a great view over Patras and the gulf.
Roman Odeon of Patras
A restored and operational conservatory that hosts theatrical and music events and dates from the Roman times.
![An overview of the remains of the Patras castle with the view of the city and the sea in the background.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/patras-castle.jpg)
Castle of Patras
This well-preserved Byzantine fortification was built on top of the ancient Acropolis by Emperor Justinian. Enjoy the magnificent view.
![An image showing the Rio-Antirrio Bridge dwarfing anything else around.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/corinth-gulf-rio-antirio-bridge.jpg)
Rio-Antirrio Bridge
A megastructure and the second connecting point between Peloponnese and the Greek mainland that would inspires awe to any passersby.
![An image showing the fountain of King George Square in the city of Patras.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/patras-king-george-square.jpg)
King George Square
The central square of the city was founded in 1829 by the first Greek governor, Ioannis Kapodistrias, and has two fountains.
![The grey-stone Lighthouse of Patras and the seating space of a café on a grass field.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/patras-lighthouse.jpg)
Patras Lighthouse
After having demolished the old lighthouse in 1972, the municipality decided to rebuilt it in 1999. Ideal for a relaxing walk during sunset.