Ancient Greece: landmarks and archaeological remains

It is a fortified area that has a city, a castle and a fortified zone that protects the inhabitants from invaders.

• Parthenon

• Agora

• Acropolis

• Temple of Olympian Zeus

From the 6th and until the 1st century BCE this place was the heart of the government and the judiciary in Athens.

• Akrotiri

• Delphi

• Agora

• The Parthenon

This building was a symbol of the power, wealth and elevated culture of Athens.

• Temple of Poseidon

• Delphi

• Parthenon

• Acropolis

Also known as the Olympieion this building took many centuries to complete, starting in 174 BCE and ending in the 131 CE.

• Delphi

• Temple of Zeus

• Parthenon

• Acropolis

Ancient sanctuary dedicated to Apollo.

• Epidaurus

• Akrotiri

• Temple of Zeus

• Delphi

According to Greek mythology, it was the most popular healing centre of antiquity.

• Parthenon

• Agora

• Epidaurus

• Akrotiri

Located at Cape Sounion, it was a sacred place where a lot of sacrifices were made to ensure the protection of the gods.

• Delos

• Temple of Poseidon

• Temple of Zeus

• Delphi

From 900 BC to 100 AD, the island served as a cult centre for Apollo.

• Delos

• Akrotiri

• Agora

• Parthenon

An important point for the copper trade and a place to process copper.

• Epidaurus

• Delos

• Akrotiri

• Delphi