Opens in a new tab

Destination Types: Archaeological/Historical Site or Monument

  • nemea semeli winery

    16-07-2026
    Nemea sits in a fertile upland valley in the northern Argolid, south-west of Athens. It is two things at once:…
  • marathonas

    16-07-2026
    Marathon is a coastal plain about 40 kilometres north-east of Athens, and one of the few places in Greece.
  • cape sounio temple poseidon

    16-07-2026
    Cape Sounio sits at the southernmost tip of the Attica Peninsula, right where the Saronic Gulf opens up to the…
  • mycenae 1

    16-07-2026
    Mycenae, the mythical capital of King Agamemnon, with its Bronze Age citadel, vaulted tombs and Cyclopean walls. According to legend,…
  • Bema of Saint Paul

    16-07-2026
    Ancient Corinth is one of the Peloponnese’s most important archaeological sites, easily reached from Athens and close to the Corinth…
  • dimitsana village greece

    16-07-2026
    Dimitsana is a beautiful traditional mountain village in the Peloponnese region of Greece. Apart from the village itself, visitors can…
  • vassae apollo temple

    16-07-2026
    The archaeological site of Vassae (“Bassae”) is the first Greek inclusion to UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites; there, at an altitude…
  • mystras

    16-07-2026
    Built in 1249 by William II of Villehardouin, this strong fortress was meant to play an important role in the…
  • greece epidaurus 1

    16-07-2026
    The theatre belongs to the Sanctuary of Asklepios, the most renowned healing centre of the ancient Greek world, where pilgrims…
  • olympia archaeological site

    16-07-2026
    Ancient Olympia: the birthplace of Olympic Games, which were held here every four years from the 8th century BC until…