コリンティアでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The walk up is worth it for the beautiful views.

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Impressive facility, it goes up and down.

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Important resting place for migratory birds and protected as an ecologically important wetland.

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Great fortress free entry fantastic view over Corinth and the canal

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Lake Stymphale, now dried up, offers a striking landscape, like a vast depression populated with reeds and from which poplars and willows emerge. The 12 Labors of Hercules are the exploits carried out on the orders of Eurytheus, the king of Argos, the half-brother and enemy of Hercules, who also reigns over the cities of Mycenae and Tiryns The sixth labor entrusted to Hercules was to have to kill the gigantic birds of Lake Stymphale, which not only swarmed, but had a fearsome beak, wings and talons, all in bronze (ancient bronze) and they fed on fresh flesh. attacking men and herds to feed themselves and leaving the remains of the corpses to rot on the spot spreading a putrid odor. According to the legend, Hercules first killed them with his arrows, but there were so many of them that by the end of the day the arrows were exhausted. Hercules, angry, struck his sword hard against his shield, causing such fright among the birds that they clashed with each other and drowned in the lake.

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Entry is free. The complex is huge and impressive and if you want to see everything, you have to cover several meters in altitude

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Entry is free. The complex is huge and impressive and if you want to see everything, you have to cover several meters in altitude

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Free entry to this large fortress complex. View is great.

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Place with historical and natural interest

Bring a few conditions or time for the peak. 🥵

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Fabulous fortress to explore! Currently free entry!! Open 8.30am to 3.30pm.

Grandiose view of the area

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An incredible pile of old stones, a visit is almost a must.

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Opening from 8am until 3:30 pm. Nice view on Korinth and both sides of the sea. Amazing!

Just off from the track. Quite steep and narrow. Please be careful as it's easy to slip and fall. If you have a torch or some other strong light it is possible to enter inside.

nice place with parking, also suitable as a beach

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The ancient stadium at Nemea was constructed circa 330 B.C. when the games returned from Argos. This stadium is similar to others constructed during the Early Hellenistic such as the stadia at Olympia and Epidaurus. The southern portion of the stadium was carved into a natural depression between two hills, where as the north was built up using fill material from the excavations to the south. The stadium was in use as long as the games were held at Nemea which lasted until circa 271 BC. During the Roman and Early Christian periods the stadium was used for non-athletic activities such as farming and herding. After abandonment, the stadium fell into disrepair and was forgotten. http://nemeacenter.berkeley.edu/projects/stadium https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_at_Nemea According to tradition, the Nemean games began in 573 BC and were conducted every two years, during the second full moon after the summer solstice, in honor of Opheltes, son of King Lycurgus, who died horribly after he was bitten by a snake. Even though in later years Zeus became the protector of the games, they continued to bear their funerary character shown by the black attire of the Hellanodikai (judges) and the pine groove that surrounded the Temple of Zeus. As in the Olympic games, no musical competitions were included in the agonistic programme. Originally the games were controlled by the city-state of Cleonae, but they were later taken over by Argos. The victors in the Nemean games were given a wreath of wild celery, and the right to free food in Athens for life. http://www.fhw.gr/olympics/ancient/en/otherg_nemea.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemean_Games

Restaurant, Park, Strand