This tour provides a comprehensive overview of Corinth’s rich history, architecture, and archaeological treasures, from the impressive Corinth Canal to the ancient Temple of Apollo and the comprehensive museum exhibits.

Corinth Canal: The Corinth Canal is an impressive 6.4 km long waterway that separates the Peloponnese peninsula from mainland Greece.
Constructed in the 19th century, the canal allows ships to transit between the Gulf of Corinth and the Saronic Gulf.
Visitors can walk across high pedestrian bridges for panoramic views of the deep canal cutting through the landscape.

Acrocorinth : Acrocorinthis an ancient fortified town built atop a towering 1,900-foot (580 m) rock outcrop overlooking Corinth.
This imposing acropolis has been occupied since archaic Greek times and features impressive ancient ruins and medieval fortifications.
Key sites include the Temple of Aphrodite and the Byzantine castle complex, offering sweeping views of the surrounding region.

Archaeological Museum of Corinth: Museum houses an excellent collection of artifacts from ancient Corinth and the local area.
Highlights include the archaic Kore (maiden) sculpture, the famous Glauke mosaic, and a variety of Roman sculptures.
The museum provides valuable historical and cultural context to complement the nearby archaeological site of ancient Corinth.

Temple of Apollo: The Temple of Apollois one of the most impressive and well-preserved monuments in ancient Corinth.

Dating back to the 6th century BC, the temple was dedicated to the Greek god Apollo and features Doric column architecture. Visitors can explore the temple’s ruins and imagine the bustling religious and civic activities that once took place here in ancient times.

Following this, your driver will drop you off at a traditional Greek tavern so that you can enjoy a delicious lunch.

Your Ancient Corinth tour will end with a relaxing drive back to Athens, where your friendly
Greecetraveltaxi driver will drop you back off at your hotel or apartment.