20의 코린시아가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Better not to cycle across the bridge. It can be treacherous when wet and thin tyres can get caught in the gaps between the pieces of wood that allow the water to drain off.

The bridge submerges when ships and boats pass.

The Mediterranean region is known for its pantheon of gods dating back to ancient, pre-Christian times. At least the corresponding names from Greek and Roman mythology have been preserved in the collective memory of humanity over the millennia to this day. Aphrodite, goddess of beauty and love, is very popular—especially in depictions by artists over the centuries, immortalized in paintings or as statues. Born of foam, she emerges from the sea. Her Roman counterpart, Venus, is found in local mythology. The following link provides an example of the depiction of Aphrodite in art =>> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphrodite#/media/Datei:Terracotta_statuette_of_Aphrodite_in_a_shell,_3rd_century_BC_Staatliche_Antikensammlungen,_Munich_(8958060758).jpg

Submersible bridge before Korinthos

Here you can browse the small shops and eat out. Small mile before Ancient Corinth

Impressive facility, it goes up and down.

The canal separates the Peloponnese peninsula from the mainland near Corinth. A great structure, worth a stop.

@Panos, as someone who had that kind of accident at the sister bridge on the west side, i strongly recommend everybody to unmount their bike and walk it across.