Olympia needs no introductions. Is not by chance one of the most visited archaeological sites in Greece and although its magic is a bit ruined by the rhythms of the tourism industry, is absolutely the place to see.
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The royal tombs of Vergina and ancient Pella.
Two archaeological sites in the surrounding area of Thessaloniki, one of which, the royal tombs of Vergina, is not to be missed even for the less interested in archeology. It is, according to many, including myself, one of the most beautiful and best presented sites in all of Greece. About fifty kilometers to the north are the remnants of the city of Pella, less impressive and only recommended for the true lovers of old stones 😉
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Archaelogical Athens: Theater of Dionysus & Areopagus
Second part of the roundup on archaeological sites in central Athens. In this post we wiil see the theater of Dionysus and the Areopagus, directly opposite the Acropolis, with no entrance fee and a stunning view.