Greek Ancient Monuments Guide all over Greece.
Nemea Greece is a beautiful, fertile area in the Peloponnese, famous for the largest vineyards in the Balkans. It is one of the most popular areas in Greece to have high-quality wine tasting. According to Greek Mythology, ancient Nemea was … Continued
Athens Best Monuments This is a post about Athens’ best monuments and how best to visit them in 2 days! Athens, the capital of Greece, is renowned for its rich history and the remarkable landmarks of multiple civilizations found in every corner … Continued
Kerameikos is an area in central Athens, northwest of the Acropolis Hill and Ancient Agora, and also the location of the important archaeological site of Kerameikos. The site was initially widely known as Kerameikos Pottery as it used to be … Continued
The Palace of Nestor is located in the beautiful Peloponnese, a place of immense history and gorgeous villages, beaches, and high mountains. The Palace was built on the hill of Epano Englianos overlooking the beautiful bay of Navarino in the … Continued
The Archaeological Site of Amphiareion of Oropos was an ancient Greek sanctuary and a healing site. The sanctuary was founded in the late 5th century BCE (they estimate that by 431-415 BC it was already founded) and was dedicated to … Continued
The archaeological site of the Lyceum of Aristotle in Athens is one of the most important places in the history of all the western European intellectual culture and it symbolizes the peak of Greek philosophy. The Lyceum of Aristotle in … Continued
The Oracle of Delphi, a UNESCO monument today, was a large, rich, and powerful religious establishment in Ancient Greece. The Oracle was offering prophecies made by the god Apollo through his female priest, named Pythia, to the powerful leaders, kings, … Continued
Ancient Corinth, Acrocorinth, and Corinth Canal are three extraordinary historical landmarks that you can visit on a day trip from Athens. Ancient Corinth and Acrocorinth are a 10-minute drive apart and both are quite close to the canal, so you … Continued
The Ancient Agora of Athens is the second most important archaeological site in Athens, right after Acropolis Hill. And if you ask why, it is because the Ancient Agora was the beating heart of Athens’ public center. Literally, everything was … Continued
The Roman Agora of Athens (or the Roman Forum) was an important marketplace and meeting point during the Roman Era in ancient Athens. It was constructed with donated funds by Julius Caesar and Augustus between 19 and 11 BCE. It … Continued
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