Mythical Peloponnese - Full Day Private Tour from Athens

Peloponnese is one of the most beautiful and interesting places in Greece. * Mycenae is a place mythical but also real, it is one of the oldest Greek cultures, but here the myths dominate. It is not only Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, but also Orestes and Electra. Besides, according to the legend, the founder of the city was the mythical Perseus, the murderer of Medusa, son of Danae and Zeus. * Nafplio was the first Capital city of free Greece, before Athens and today is one of the most charming cities in Greece and a favorite destination of couples. * Epidaurus was the most important healing center of the whole Greek and Roman world, mainly for mental illnesses, for the healing of the soul. Here was the seat of the god / physician Asclepius, son of Apollo, after all according to the myth, he was born here. * The castle of Acro Corinth is an impressive castle in Greece with a long history. Here acted Knights Templar, Venetians, Byzantines, ancient Greeks and mythical personalities such as Pegasus and Hercules.

* Corinth Canal: Right there is the entrance to the Peloponnese and the view is magnificent. * The castle of Acro Corinth * View of Nemea: We will also pass through Nemea and the wine roads of the Peloponnese. Apart from the excellent wine produced here, it is also interesting that here is the place of the mythical Hercules. * Archaeological site of Mycenae: Here is the kingdom of Homeric Agamemnon, the leader of the Greeks in the battle of Troy. We will see the cyclopean walls, the tombs of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra and the gate of the Lions * Ancient Tyrinth: On our way to Nafplio we will pass by ancient Tirynth, also an UNESCO monument. * Nafplio: We will take our walks, get to know it and have lunch. * Ancient Epidaurus: Medicine was born here! We will see the Temples of Apollo, Artemis and Asclepius, the ancient stadium, the "well" where patients fell into hypnosis, where the god Asclepius showed them the way of healing and of course the most perfect ancient Greek theater of 14. 000 seats.