Corinth canal - Ancient Corinth half day tour
Half day private tour to Corinth canal Ancient Corinth and Acrocorinth fortress. Admire the Corinth canal and visit the Ancient Corinth, the richest city in antiquity where Apostle Paul lived and taught for 18 months.
Because of its location, Corinth was the most important commercial hub of the Ancient world and was probably the richest city of Ancient Greece.It was also well known from the visit, stay and teaching of Apostle Paul in it. Starting from your hotel and taking the Athens – Corinth National Road, we see, on our left, the Saronic Gulf. We also see the small island of Salamis, where the famous naval battle occurred. After about an hour, we make our first stop at the famous Corinth Canal. It is a 30 minutes short stop for photos, and then we move to the Isthmia area. Here is the entrance of the Canal from the Saronic Gulf, as well as the bridge, which is submerged at a depth of 10 meters, when a vessel is crossing the Canal. Continuing our Corinth tour, we reach the Ancient city of Corinth. At the archaeological site, you will see the Temple of Apollo, the Pirene and Glafki fountains, the Ancient Agora and the location called “Vima” (Step) where the Apostle Paul was led to be tried by the Roman Proconsul Gallio, who refused to prosecute him . You will also see the Roman Odeon and the Ancient Theatre. The museum is situated in the same location. Of course, we will continue our drive to the Acrocorinth rock, where the fortress by the same name stands at an altitude of 575 meters above the ancient city. Before leaving the Corinth region, we will make a short stop to admire and photograph the mosaic on the life and visions of Apostle Paul, which is in the churchyard of St. Paul. Then, we take the road back to Athens. Duration 5 hours Please note We suggest the full day tour to Corinth which includes the Heraion in Perachora and time for swimming in the Lake of Vouliagmni Day tour to Corinth We also suggest the Corinth and Nafplio full day tour For your information All Archaeological sites and museums are closed: On January 1st, March 25th, Easter Day, May 1st, December 25th & 26th. Free admission days March 6 - In memory of Melina Mercouri. April 18 - International Day of Monuments. May 18 - International Museum Day. October 28 – National Celebration. The last weekend of September annually, (European Heritage Days). Every first and third Sunday of the month from November 1st to March 31st. Free admission for EU citizens up to 25 years old by showing their identity card or passport. Non-EU citizens up to 18 years old by showing their identity card or passport. Disabled people and people accompanying blind or disabled people (disability more than 67%) Thank you for contacting Michael's Amazing Tours .
Description
Highlights
Saronic gulf
Corinth canal
Isthmia
Ancient Corinth (Temple of Apollo, Bema,Pirene fountain ,Glafki fountain)
Corinth museum
Roman Odeon
Acrocorinth
St Paul church
Entrance fees
Tuesday closed
(8.30am – 3.30pm)
(8.00am – 8.00pm)
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