アルゴリス周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The temple of the famous Asclepius stood here.

The castle of Mycenae housed many art treasures. The palace was added 200 years after the castle. The fortress walls and the Lionheart are worth seeing. However, as with almost all ancient sites, you need a bit of imagination.

The prison of Kolokotronis in Palamidi has today taken on mythological dimensions. The crowds of visitors visit and see as the prison of Th. Kolokotronis a pitch-dark dungeon in the central bastion of Agios Andreas, next to the arch of the church of the same name, where one enters instead of a normal door, through two identical successive gates dia. 1.05 x 0.70 m., in a rectangular dark vaulted space dia. 2.70 x 3.40 m., with a rocky sloping unformed floor at a varying depth of 1.30 – 1.60 m., no stairs. The unique stone staircase has been constructed in the recent past for the access needs of visitors. Here was the command post. It was the best equipped bastion. At the back of the central courtyard is the small church of Agios Andreas, originally dedicated to Agios Gerardos, patron saint of the Sagredos family. During the Greek Revolution, Palamidi was captured on St. Andrew's Day, and the Greeks dedicated the old ruined Venetian temple to his memory.

Great viewpoints, however we can NOT recommend the car park that Komoot suggests as a hiking starting point from Argos, it is not safe!

Exceptional site very well preserved with sound that you will not find elsewhere

This place and the view are truly spectacular. The way there is on a simple gravel path. You have to cross the river over a bridge. When we hiked in mid-October, the riverbed was completely dry, so that wasn't a problem. May be different in spring. The monastery was freely accessible, but there was no one there.

As it is outside of Mycenae, it is overlooked by many visitors. impressive architectural achievement.

Mycenae was one of the most important cities in Greece from the Bronze Age until around 1200 BC. History is still alive today at the ruin site 25 kilometers south of Corinth like in only a few places in the world. An entire cultural epoch was named after the ancient city, which was founded archaically around 1900 BC.