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End and the South End. The centre of the colonial town was at the Old State House (built 1711–47). Britannica Quiz U.S. State Capitals Quiz Although that original centre and the colonial South End have long been given over to offices and retail stores, a few 18th-century buildings remain: Faneuil Hall (1742–1805), the Old Corner Bookstore (1718), the Old South Meeting House (1729), and King’s Chapel (1750). The North End is the only part of the early town that has remained residential since the 1630 settlement. Colonial survivals such as the Paul Revere House (c. 1680) and Christ Church (1723)—the Old North Church from which lanterns revealed the route of the British march to Lexington in 1775—coexist with the busy life of a traditionally Italian American community. The long shoreline, only a few minutes’ walk from any part of the peninsula, provided ample space for wharves and shipyards. From the first years of settlement, the shoreline constantly encroached on the harbour as wharves were built and marshy coves were filled. West of the original settlement lay Boston Common, a tract that has remained public open space since its purchase by the town in 1634.

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Set on the side of the hill. Gythio Peloponnese Greece The Outer Mani / Exo Mani / Messinian ManiFrom Kalamata to Areopoli the western side of the peninsula is known as the “Outer Mani”. It’s within the administrative region of Messinia (or Messenia) and is one of the prettiest part of the Mani peninsula. The coast road runs south past rocky coves with turquoise water and plenty of places to stop for a coffee or lunch.View to Kardamyli Mani Peninsula GreeceKardamyli Under an hour’s drive from Kalamata is Kardamyli, a charming village that the main road runs through, with stone houses and restaurants overlooking the sea. Main street Kardamyli Mani Peninsula Greece – full of stylish shops!The main street lined with upscale boutiques, arty shops and architect practices, giving a clue that Kardamyli attracts the more affluent visitor to the Mani. Stop by the town square for a look in some of the most stylish shops we found in Mani. Harbour at Kardamyli Mani Peninsula GreeceFrom here, wander down to a couple of sea view restaurants or beyond to the charming harbour. We stayed at the excellent Diapori Suites Hotel, with minimalist style rooms, a stunning terrace with views over the bay, lovely gardens and an infinity pool.The Diapori Suites Hotel in Kardamyli is minimalist in style with stunning views, gardens and infinity poolThings to do in Kardamyli ManiA path opposite the town square leads up the hill to Old Kardamyli, a small hamlet with the Tower of Mourtzinos. This abandoned fortified tower house and with its own church, walled courtyard and complex of buildings has been restored for visits. Old Kardamyli Tower of Mourtzinos Mani Peninsula GreeceThere’s plenty of opportunity for hiking in Kardamyli and you can walk up to the Viros gorge, or make a circular route on cobbled paths up to the chapel of Agios Sophia on the hill. Heather hiking above Kardamyli Mani Peninsula GreeceA little south of Kardamyli is the Patrick Leigh Fermor House, home of the well known travel writer, which is now run by the Athens based Benaki museum. It’s open twice a week for pre-booked visits and is also rented out as holiday home in the summer months. Read my travel guide on the best things to do in Andros, GreeceView towards the Patrick Leigh Fermor House Kardamyli Mani Peninsula GreeceStoupa10 minutes drive south is the holiday resort of Stoupa, which feels worlds away from the traditional charm of Kardamyli. Stoupa boasts the best sandy beach of the outer Mani and the mixture of old stone houses and modern holiday apartments gives it more of a holiday resort feel. Sandy Beach at Stoupa Mani Peninsula GreeceThe sweep of golden sand backed by