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Great ancient city wroth the journey.

The museum is worth a visit.

This is the Kástro. Only a few remains of the walls of the 13th century Venetian fortress, located at the highest point of the city, remain.

A visit to the Byzantine castle is definitely worthwhile. The route there leads through the old town of Trikala and there is a forest area next to it with a small church and a great view of the mountains, the Meteora rocks and the city. Entry is free and there is a café in front of it where you can relax.

A visit to Delphi is worthwhile, especially on one of the guided tours with a guide.

The Delphi Museum, adjacent to the archaeological site, is a treasure trove of ancient artefacts such as sculptures and ceramics from the ancient city. You can see iconic items like the Charioteer of Delphi and the Sphinx of Naxos, each with its own story to tell. The museum delves into the history of Delphi, offering insight into the culture and artistry of ancient Greece. It's a must-visit for history buffs and art enthusiasts. There's a fee to enter. Your ticket will also give you access into the archeological site.

The Historical City of Delphi was considered the centre of the world in ancient Greece As you wander through this archaeological area, you'll discover the Oracle of Delphi, the Temple of Apollo, and ancient treasuries. Surrounded by olive groves and the Pleistos Valley, the views are wonderful too. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an immersive journey into the ancient past of Greek civilisation. It's open during daylight hours and admission is paid.

Delphi on the 2,455 meter high Parnassus was one of the most important places in ancient times. Oracles were once used for prophecy, and several of them were scattered throughout Greece. However, most of them made a pilgrimage to Delphi and asked the oracle their questions about the future. “Oracle” means “prophecy” and this is exactly what happened in the Temple of Apollo in the ancient city of Delphi. Based on a myth, the Oracle of Delphi became a place to get political and philosophical advice, divination and economic advice.