At just 77 km from Patras and 200 km from Athens, Kalavryta is one of the most popular winter tourist's destinations in Greece.
The rare natural beauty, the strong traditional elements, the historical monuments and the peace that echoes the lush landscape, are captivating thousands of tourists yearly.
The pedestrianization of the town-centre of this historic city offers to every visitor the opportunity for walks in the sounds of nature, exuding the warmth and the tranquillity that modern man is seeking.

The historical community of Kalavrita, established in the martyred city of Kalavrita, consists of the municipal villages of Kalavryta, Ano Vlasia, Ano Luca, Valta, Vilivini, Goumenissa, Doumena, Drosato, Kalifonio, Candalo, Kato Vlasia, Kato Zachlorou, Kato Luca, Kerpini, Kertezi, Korfon, Koutelis, Krioneri, Lagovounio, Lapanagon, Manesi, Mikros Pontias, Petsaka, Plataniotissa, Priolithos, Prophet Elias, Rogia, Sigoyni, Skepasto, Trechlo and Flabouro.

In the center of the square, the clock of the Cathedral of the city is stopped at the time of execution of all men of the city, bringing up to mind the destructions of the Second World War.
Opposite the clock is the palace of Paleologina, which is assumed that was built by Thomas Palaeologus, that indicates the existence of links of this place with the Byzantine Empire. This cultural inventory of the city of Kalavryta, which is declared as a historical monument by the Ministry of Culture, has survived all the disasters that this city has seen through the centuries.