3 Days PrivateTour:Sparta-Mystra-Monemvasia-Mycenae-Epidaurus-Corinth fromAthens

Sparta-Mystras-Monemvasia-Mycenae-Epidaur-Corinth 3 Days Private Tour

Top Visits
• Corinth Canal
• Archaeological Site of Mystras
• Mystras
• Sparta – Acropolis and Ancient Theater
• Leonidas Monument
• Archeological Sparta Museum
• Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil
• Monemvasia Fortress 
• Agia Sofia Church
• Ancient Corinth - Acrocorinth
• Temple of Apollo
• Archaeological Museum of Ancient Mycenea
• Archaeological Site Mycenae
• Lion Gate - Citadel and Treasury of Atreus
• Akronafplia Fortress - Nafplio - Epidavros
• Epidaurus Theater
• Sanctuary of Asklepios

1st Day:

Our first stop is the Corinth Canal. Opened in 1892 and separating the Peloponnese peninsula from the rest of Greece and connecting the Saronic Gulf to the Corinthian Sea. Moving on we will continue to Ancient Corinth. The city dominated by the hill of Acrocorinth and the old Castle, the oldest and largest castle in southern Greece. The site located at the foot of the hill includes the Roman Agora of Corinth, the temple of god Apollo and a small museum. 

Reaching Mystras you will automatically understand why this location stands so unique within the Greek sites. Known as the ghost city, fortified on a citadel, Mystras is one of the two locations in Greece that preserves not only medieval churches but also ordinary houses, mansions and palaces of the Byzantine Empire in combination with Frankish elements.

Following that we will spend the rest of our time in Sparta known as the eternal rival city of the Athenian Democracy. Sparta revolved around a different Cosmotheory for the ancient Greek standards. Initially known as the birth place of Helen of Troy and the Kingdom of Menelaus (in Mycenaean period), Sparta was organized as a purely military society in the ancient Greek period.Overnight at Sparta

2nd Day:

After spending the night at Sparta we will drive to Monemvasia, a unique city of Greece’s medival history unlike Mystras, Monemvasia is a living old city, developed on an island that is connected to the Greek mainland. A fortress and a prosperous city of the Byzantine empire Monemvasia (literally means one entrance) still survives, the narrow streets, the mansions, the small houses, the churches , the wall, the gate and the citadel, the city is still inhabited. Here history comes truly alive, we will spend half of our day at Monemvasia where you can have lunch by the sea upon the old wall and walk in the city continually discovering new points of interest and then we will drive to Nafplio where we will spend the night.

3rd Day:

In Nafplio you will have free time in the morning (after breakfast) to spend in one of the most scenic cities of Greece. Nafplion functioned as the capital of Greece until 1834. It offers you a outstanding combination of fortresses and castle.After Nafplion we will drive to Epidaurus one of the most important ancient Greek sanctuaries dedicated to god Asclepius, the god of healing and medicine, located in peaceful environment spread on a hilly area reaching its highest point which is the theater of Epidaurus. The best preserved ancient Greek theater dated 4th century BCE  proof of what miracles the ancient Greek minds could create.Next we will visit the site of Mycenae dated in the 2nd millennium BCE representing the era of Achilles, Agamemnon and Helen of Troy.

The tour ends with a drive back to Athens.