Mycenae and Nafplion
- Capture stunning views of this 19th-century engineering wonder connecting the Aegean and Ionian Seas.
- Step into the Bronze Age world of King Agamemnon with a guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Learn fascinating myths, monuments, and legends from expert guides who bring Greece’s ancient past to life.
- Walk marble-paved streets in Greece’s first modern capital, surrounded by Venetian, Ottoman, and neoclassical landmarks.
- See the French Obelisk, Venetian Loggia, castles, and monuments to leaders like Ioannis Kapodistrias and King Otto.
An approximate 30 to 40-minute taxi ride (not included, approximately 22 to 25 EUR each way) is required to reach your departure location. Full details will be provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.The archaeological sites and museums require guests up to 17 years old to present identification (I.D. or passport). Please have this ready to present when needed.
Journey from Athens into the storied landscapes of the Peloponnese, where history, legend, and breathtaking scenery intertwine.
Your first stop is the Canal of Corinth, a late 19th-century engineering marvel that dramatically links the Aegean and Ionian Seas. After a brief pause to admire and photograph this impressive waterway, continue onward to one of Greece's most legendary archaeological treasures.
At Mycenae, cradle of Greek civilization and once the most powerful settlement of the Bronze Age (2000-1000 BC), step back into the world of Homeric epics and King Agamemnon. A guided tour brings to life the myths, monuments, and mysteries of this extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage site. Afterward, enjoy a relaxing lunch break (not inluded).
The afternoon takes you to Nafplion, a charming seaside town and former capital of modern Greece. Stroll its marble-paved streets on a guided walking tour, where Venetian, Ottoman, and neoclassical influences blend seamlessly. Discover landmarks such as the French Obelisk, the Venetian Loggia, the "White House," and the town's imposing castles. Along the way, your guide will share stories of Greece's modern political history, from Ioannis Kapodistrias, the nation's first governor, to King Otto, its first monarch.
Conclude your day with a scenic drive back to Athens, carrying with you the essence of Greece's ancient glory and modern identity.
Please note: Please be aware that your itinerary may be subject to adjustments due to site scheduling. The order of visits may vary to accommodate reserved entry times. All planned stops are still included; only the order of stops may change. The archaeological sites and museums require guests up to 17 years old to present identification (I.D. or passport). Please have this ready to present when needed.
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