PELOPONNESE TOURS

When you arrive at Archaia Olympia, you will be met with the majestic ruins of an ancient civilization. This small town in Greece’s Peloponnese region is home to archaeological dig sites, long-standing monuments, and sacred precincts. The audio guide for Olympia is more than just a tool; it's your personal time-traveling companion. This digital guide transforms your visit into an immersive journey through millennia of history, myth, and athletic prowess. Immerse Yourself in Ancient History As you stroll through the remains of temples, you will encounter the largest one built for Zeus and the oldest one for Hera. The stadium, hippodrome, wrestling school, and gymnasium once used by Olympic athletes still stand strong. Next, head over to the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Olympia and the Olympia Ancient Olympic Games Museum to go further in-depth into the history of this marvelous city. See the sacred grove of Altis and the sanctuary of Zeus, and learn the fascinating story behind the creation of the Olympic games.

One of the main centers of the ancient Greek civilization, Mycenae is an archaeological and historical gem that has so much to offer! Stroll through the ancient site as you listen to some of these mysterious myths, like the story about the legendary Cyclops building the walls of the city. Explore the richest center of the Late Bronze Age in Greece, including iconic monuments like the entryway known as the Lion’s Gate and the Treasury of Atreus, a magnificent 14th-century structure. Don’t miss the royal tombs, especially Agamemnon’s tomb, the Greek leader who led the Trojan War and is considered to be the ruler of Mycenae. The majestic Mycenaean civilization Once you’re done exploring the site, head towards the archaeological museum of Mycenae. The museum contains about 2,500 exhibits from the region, including gold jewelry, ceramic vases, tools, weapons, and more. Wander through the hallways and gain valuable insights into the daily lives of the Mycenaeans, like their beliefs about the afterlife and death. Also, check out the copy of the golden grave mask of Agamemnon.

Delve into the influential legacy of Greek civilization at the Epidaurus site and museum. Discover the sanctuary of Asclepius, a reputed healing center of the ancient world and a significant site of Greek mythology. The sanctuary was a historic healing hub, drawing people seeking cures, and its mystical ambiance is palpable even today. Architectural Elegance and Historic Exhibits Continue to the well-preserved ancient theatre, renowned for its impeccable acoustics and architectural brilliance. The theatre's limestone seats are credited for the extraordinary sound quality, filtering out low-frequency noise and ensuring clarity of performances. The theatre’s structure remains a monumental representation of Greek architectural innovation. Your exploration concludes at the archaeological museum, among the earliest dedicated to ancient Greek architecture. The museum displays a range of exhibits from the ancient to the Roman era, providing a comprehensive view into bygone times. It features remnants of ancient buildings, offering insights into historical construction methods and a reflection of the enduring elegance of Greek culture.