Excursions from Corinth include traveling to the nearest sightseeing attractions. There are many places of interest in and around the city of Corinth in Greece. Excursions from Corinth will enable you to tour all that Corinth has to offer its visitors. You can tour to Athens that lies at a close distance from Corinth.
The Acropolis and the Parthenon:
The Acropolis and the Parthenon is a major tourist site in Athens. You must visit the Acropolis and the Parthenon to get a stunning view of the city of Athens and the surrounding temples below.
National Archaeological Museum:
The extensive collection of artifacts is housed in the heart of Athens in the National Archaeological Museum. You can even visit the Cycladic Island to get a glimpse of its civilization and the Minoans and Mycenaean.
Cape So union and the Temple of Poseidon:
This is one of the hottest tourist spot that is as much a favorite with the locals as it is with the tourists. It is particularly famous for the wonderful view of the sunrise and sunsets. You will have a terrific sea view from here.
Piraeus:
Excursions from Corinth also include visiting the Piraeus that is easily reachable by the Metro. You can enjoy your dinner at any one of the charming seaside taverns of Microlimano. The Piraeus Archaeological Museum is worth visiting.
The Plaka:
The Plaka is the area of winding streets around the Acropolis. It is well-known for its small shops, restaurants and some of the finest local domestic architecture of Greece.
Lycabettus Hill:
Relax at the top of the Lycabettus Hill, as part of your Excursions from Corinth. The hill offers scenic views of the Acropolis.
Excursions from Corinth also include a trip to the following areas:
- Syntagma Square
- The Agora
The Peloponnesus is another place that you can tour from Corinth. Peloponnesus possesses many important archaeological sites dating from the Bronze Age down the Middle Ages.
Most notable of the sites include:
- Bassae
- Ancient Corinth
- Epidaurus
- Messene
- Mistra
- Monemvasia
- Mycenae
- Olympia or the site of the Olympic Games
- Pylos, the palace of Nestor
- Tegea an ancient religious center
- Tiryns an ancient fortified settlement
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