Other places in the Mani region include Itylo (), Limeni () and Areopoli ().

The capital city of Mani is Areopoli.

Today a narrow and winding road extends down the west coast from Kalamata to Areopoli, then south to Akrotainaro ( the pointy cape which is the most southward soil of continental Greece and continental Europe ) before it turns north until Gytheio.

Gytheio, Areopoli, Kardamyli, and Stoupa are filled with tourists during the summer months, but the region is generally quiet during the winter months.

It lies SW of Athens, about SE of Kyparissia and GR-9, about SSE of Pyrgos, about SW of Tripoli, about W of Sparta, NW of Areopoli and about E of Messene, it is also south of Patras and 715 750 kilometres ( 444 mi ) south of Thessaloniki.

It is located 10 km N of Sparta, about 60 to 70 km E of Kalamata, about 100 km S of Tripoli, 38 km N of Gytheio and about 50 km N of Areopoli.

Parasyros is located SE of Areopoli, N of Gerolimenas and S of Gythio.

The village is served by the bus from Gytheio to Areopoli three times a week.

It is around 26 kilometres from Areopoli.

Areopoli was also the seat of the municipality of Oitylo, which is located on the western half of the Mani Peninsula in the extreme southwestern part of Laconia.

Limeni is situated on Limeni Bay which is a mile or two north of Areopoli, the capital of the Deep Mani.

Vatheia is situated in a hilly setting, and is linked with the road linking north to Areopoli and Kalamata and south to Cape Tenaro / Matapan.

Now Areopoli has grown into a flourishing town.

Now Areopoli has taken Oitylo's place as most important town in Laconian Mani.

He proclaimed the revolution at Areopoli on March 17, 1821.

The Greek War of Independence was started at Areopoli on the 17th of March 1821 by Petros Pierrakos, also known as Petros Mavromichalis, the last bey of Mani.

The Greek War of Independence had started on the March 17, 1821, when the Maniots declared war on the Ottoman Empire at Areopoli.

A monument of Petros Mavromichalis in Areopoli.

The word Areopoli means " city of Ares ", the ancient Greek god of war.

Areopoli was called Tsimova by the invading Slavs during the 7th century AD.

The aim of this was to capture the unguarded Areopoli, which cut the communication lines of the defenders at Vergas and demoralize them as well.

Below Areopoli are the caves of Pirgos Dirou.

Limeni, Areopoli.

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