LOCATION

The best preserve and most impressive theatre in the world surviving from antiquity to our days listens to the name of Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus. It is renowned for its mysterious, perfect acoustic quality and the fine theatre performances it hosts each summer in July and August. The ancient art finds here a modern audience. Being among the 14,000 spectators is by itself an unforgettable experience.

The city that gave birth to Democracy. With the Parthenon and the Acropolis, the historical monuments and the treasures you can admire in the new Acropolis Museum but also the Archaeological Museum, Athens bring to mind the glory and perfection of the most brilliant city that ever existed.

Before visiting the famous Olympic Stadium, it would be wise to take a walk in the ruins of the ancient city next to the pink blossoming flowers and listen to the concert of the cicadas. First you will discover the Temple of Zeus with the statue of Zeus created by Phidias, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Their connection with the Greek Revolution of 1821, their natural beauty, their architecture and history attract tourists from around the world. Taking the boat from the port of Tolo you do not only take in the majestic scenery of the Greek island but also enjoy a cruise in the Aegean waters.

Poros is in the Saronic Gulf with easy access from Tolo by taking the road to Ancient Epidaurus, crossing the mountains of Argolis and two hours later, arriving on a spot where you have an unbelievable panoramic view of the sea, you have reached your destination.

Thousands of pilgrims visit the monasteries in Argolis combining the magic of nature with the devout atmosphere of the monastery. The most famous monasteries are the Monastery of Pammegiston Taxiarchon, Agion Anargyron in Ermioni and the Byzantine Monastery of Avgo.

Monemvasia is one of the greatest and most historic walled cities of Greece. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful castles in the world. Built on a hill, it took its name from the narrow strip of land that was the only access to mainland.

Argos is a city of Peloponnese. It is located in the Prefecture of Argolis of which it was once the capital and is considered the oldest city of Europe due to the existence of many archaeological monuments dated from the Late Bronze Age, when it was one of the most important centres of the Mycenaean Civilisation.

Built on the slopes of Taygetos, the walled city of Mystras takes the visitor to a journey in time. In Mystras you will see churches with fabulous murals, the statue of Constantine Palaiologos ‘waiting’ patiently in the palace of his ancestors, manors, roads and the wall of the Byzantine city.

Just a few kilometres off modern Corinth we find Ancient Corinth and its archaeological site, unique and representative of its history. People first moved to the region in the Neolithic Age, at the eastern foot of Acrocorinth.

On the road connecting Nafplio with Argos, on a double peak hill towering eternal and unconquered, the acropolis of Ancient Tirynth is one of the most important acropoleis connected with many mythology heroes.