As Greeks say, “Greece is not just Athens,” and in this case, it couldn’t be more true. Visit the archaeological site of Olympia, home to the ancient Olympics and the Temple of Zeus, a testament to Greece’s rich history. Walk among the ruins, admire the iconic stadium, and explore the Temple of Hera, where the Olympic flame is lit for the modern Games. Learn about Olympia’s rich heritage and immerse yourself in the history of one of Greece’s most revered sites.

Epidaurus: Discover the Asclepeion, an ancient healing center, and the renowned theater of Epidaurus, admired for its exceptional acoustics. The theater, which seats up to 14,000 people, remains a marvel of ancient Greek architecture and is still in use for performances today. Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, the center of the Mycenaean civilization. Walk through the Lion’s Gate, see the royal palace, and explore the tombs and ruins of theancient citadel that once housed a thriving population in the second millennium BC.

Explore the ancient city that was a major trade hub and cultural center. Highlights include the Temple of Apollo, Roman Odeon, and the Archaeological Museum. For Christians, Ancient Corinth holds significance due to its connection with Saint Paul, as mentioned in the New Testament.