moderate
10 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to comfortably walk on uneven surfaces and ascend the Acropolis hill.
Spend 10 hours uncovering Ancient Corinth’s ruins and tasting acclaimed Nemean wines with Athens Experiences. Step into the history of Hercules and enjoy panoramic views where the Gulf meets fertile vineyards.
For all ages! • 10 Hours
Embark on a captivating 10-hour journey from Athens, exploring the legendary sites of Ancient Corinth and Nemea. Marvel at the Temple of Apollo, climb the Acropolis for breathtaking views, and indulge in exquisite Greek wines at a renowned domaine. Experience the rich history where Hercules once battled the Nemean lion.
10 Hours
Starting from your place in Athens,we will head west to our first quick stop,the impressive Corinth canal,the border between Attica and Peloponesse.Next up,Ancient Corinth, one of the most important cities of Ancient Greece where we have the chance to walk around the ruins of the Temple of Apollo.Following, we will climb the Acropolis of Corinth,right above the city and we will enjoy the view of the area stretching all the way from the Corinthian gulf to the canal and even beyond to the vineyards of Nemea, which will be our next stop. Visiting one of the most famous domaines in the area will give us the chance to indulge into the little secrets of wine making and of course the opportunity to try some of the best Greek wines. Being in the area where Hercules killed the Nemean lion according to the legend, we couldn't miss Ancient Nemea archeological site and the Temple of Zeus before we take the way back to Athens after a day full of the most authentic Greek experiences
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The ancient ruins and Acropolis climb feature uneven stone paths where solid footwear ensures safety and comfort.
Much of the tour occurs outdoors under direct sun, especially on the Acropolis and vineyard grounds.
While bottled water is provided, having your own helps you stay hydrated and reduce plastic use.
Expect walking on uneven terrain during site visits and some degree of climbing at the Acropolis of Corinth.
Ancient Corinth was a dominant city-state known for its wealth and the Temple of Apollo dates back to 6th century BC. The nearby region of Nemea is famed for the Nemean Games and myths tied to Hercules.
Efforts focus on preserving archaeological sites through regulated visitor access and promoting sustainable tourism around vineyard management.
Necessary for navigating ancient ruins and uneven trail surfaces safely.
Protects skin and eyes during long outdoor exposure in sunlit archaeological sites.
summer specific
Useful for variable temperatures during early spring mornings or late afternoons.
spring specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the full-day tour while reducing plastic waste.