What Was The Areopagus in Ancient Athens?
The Areopagus attracts visitors interested in the history of Athenian justice and where religion forked between worship of the Christian God and Greek mythology
Explore The Roman Agora In Athens – Evidence of Imperial Change
The Roman Agora in Athens is distinctively different from the Ancient Greek Agora and represents an empire with different styles of culture, trade and religion
What Does The Greek Agora Tells Us About Ancient Athens?
A visit to the ruins of the ancient Agora retells the history of the Agora and its role in the development of Athens’ culture, commerce and religion
Acropolis Of Athens: Parthenon And Temples Of Incomparable Architecture
The Acropolis of Athens is adorned with incomparable monuments, temples and sculptures from a period of architecture unrivalled in the history of Greece
Tiryns: Mycenaean Citadel And Palace Inside Cyclopean Walls
Explore the stone Tiryns acropolis, cyclopean walls, Great Ramp and gates, upper citadel and palace, lower citadel and houses, and the Tiryns Tholos Tombs
Iron Age Mycenae With Palace, Beehive Tombs and Lion Gate
Mycenae with lion gate, palace, beehive tombs and cyclopean wall surrounding its citadel is a fine example of Mycenaean Bronze Age civilisation
The Theatre at Epidaurus: Design, Acoustics And Quality Sound
The Theatre at Epidaurus is the finest example of an ancient Greek theatre. Trace the history of the theatre and why its acoustics deliver quality sound
Epidaurus: Ancient Healing at the Sanctuary of Asclepius
Ancient healing at the Sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus was based on mysticism but gradually underwent a transition towards more rational medicine
Ancient Epidaurus And Its Little Theatre At Palaia Epidaurus
Whether interested in Ancient Epidaurus, its history and Little Theatre, or just checking out a base for touring or a weekend away, Palaia Epidaurus is worth a look
Ancient Corinth: Rich In History, Culture and Religion
Ancient Corinth overcame a turbulent history, became the richest centre in Greece, generated a culture that promoted pleasure and hosted a plethora of religions