The Temple of Apollo in Corinth dates back to 550 BC. One of the oldest Greek buildings. It is named after Apollo, the patron sain …
The Gulf of Corinth in ancient times was called Lepanto Bay. It is a part of the Ionian Sea with a length of 130 kilometers. In so …
The ancient city of Nemea dates from the 4th-6th century BC. The name has survived because it was in the city of Nemea that the fa …
The majestic fortress of Acrocorinth is built on a large rock at an altitude of 575 meters above sea level. From the height offers …
Lake Stymphalia is located in the northeastern part of the Peloponnese on a mountain plateau. It is one of the largest lakes on th …
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Corinth is a city with a deep centuries-old history, which arose in the Bronze Age and became an important center of Mycenaean and ancient civilizations. Its uniqueness is in the combination of archaeological sites and sea landscape: there are ruins of ancient temples, medieval fortifications and picturesque coastal views, and the atmosphere is imbued with legends and traditions of the Peloponnese.
Man-made sights of Corinth amaze with diversity and significance. Among the main objects are the Temple of Apollo, dating from the VI century BC, and the ensemble of Ancient Corinth with the Temple of Octavia of the Roman period. Acrocorinth, an impressive fortress on a 575-meter-high cliff, reigns over the surrounding area, and the nineteenth-century Corinth Canal is an engineering marvel linking the straits and delighting visitors. Nemea, with its ancient city and archaeological sites, complements the list of historical points of interest.
Natural attractions are scattered along the coast and inland: Corinth Bay, former in ancient Lepanto, stretches more than a hundred kilometers and opens wide sea panoramas; Lake Stymphalia on the mountain plateau attracts lovers of quiet walks and bird watching. The surrounding hills and plateau of the Peloponnese offer scenic views, and the combination of sea, cliffs and green valleys makes the region ideal for nature lovers and photographers.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: each dot is accompanied by a brief description, history and practical tips. The service allows you to mark places of interest, estimate the distances between them and build convenient routes for one day or a multi-day trip to see all the most important things without unnecessary fuss.
You can explore Corinth on your own, walking through ancient excavations and enjoying coastal views, or use the services of local guides and book a tour. Experienced guides will help you uncover hidden legends, detail temples and fortresses, and suggest routes that take your interests into account – from architecture to nature.
Come to Corinth to discover the pages of ancient history and enjoy the seascapes step by step. Plan your trip in advance, create routes and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the city – there is always something to see and where to go for vivid impressions.
