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Delos Audioguide of the Site

Delos in-depth with our audio guide, a tour of around 2 hours, 60 points of interest + a free audio guide on the history, excavations, economy, worship and daily life of Delos. One of Greece's most important archaeological sites, a major religious center and an influential commercial crossroads, the island's remains, including the Sanctuary of Apollo, the Lions' Terrace and beautiful mosaics, offer a fascinating glimpse into history.

Reference: DELOS-A710

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Delos Audioguide of the Site

Audioguide Site

Purchase includes:

  • Instant download after payment.
  • Installation guide for your device (smartphone, tablet, etc.).
  • A link to download the audioguide application.
  • A self-guided tour in English or French.
  • The QR code to activate and access your audio tour.
  • Once downloaded, access to the content, even offline.
  • Technical support on demand in English via WhatsApp.

The audioguide contains:

  • Descriptions of all the places of interest on the island of Delos and its sanctuaries.
  • Automatic commentary with interactive geolocated map.
  • Over 2 hours of detailed explanations, mythical anecdotes and history.
  • Numerous photos, illustrations, 3D reconstructions and maps.
  • You can review the commentary at any time during your visit.
  • Once downloaded, the tour remains accessible on your device.

Make sure that:

  • You have downloaded the reading application and the tour.
  • Your smartphone is fully charged.
  • You have earphones or headphones.

What is not included:

  • Entrance fees to sites and museums.
  • Transfer from your accommodation and sea crossing.
  • Accompaniment by a licensed guide.

Driven by our love for Greece and its history, we invite you to join us for an immersive and unforgettable experience. Our audio guides will guide you through the fascinating history of ancient Greece, its myths, its legends and its rich culture.

The sanctuary of the Sacred Island of Delos
Cradle of Zeus' children

Imagine a tiny island in the heart of the Aegean Sea, a place where mythology and history have come together to create an extraordinary archaeological site. According to legend, it was on Delos that Leto, persecuted by Hera, gave birth to the divine twins Apollo and Artemis. This mythical event made Delos the navel of the world, a major place of pilgrimage for the inhabitants of Magna Graecia. Over the centuries, Delos developed into an important religious and commercial center, with magnificent temples built in honor of Apollo and other deities. Sailors and merchants came to Delos to worship and trade. In the 5th century BC, Delos became the symbol of an alliance of Greek city-states under the aegis of Athens, the League of Delos. Today, Delos is an inhabited island, but it is also one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. Its impressive remains include sanctuaries dedicated to Apollo, Egyptian and Syrian gods, the famous Lions' Terrace, residential quarters and numerous mosaics. All these wonders offer a fascinating insight into the religious, cultural and economic history of ancient Greece.

Delos, the navel of the ancient world

Think of a place where mythology and history have come together to create an extraordinary archaeological site: a small island in the middle Aegean Sea. That is Delos, a holy place for the ancient Greeks.

The cradle of Zeus' children

The legend goes that Leto, persecuted by Hera, gave birth in Delos to two divine twins, Apollo and Artemis. It was this mythical event that made Delos the navel of the world and an important place of pilgrimage for the ancient Greeks.

Religious and commercial center

Over the centuries, the city of Delos developed into an important religious and commercial centre. In honour of Apollo and other gods, magnificent temples were built. Sailors and merchants traded between the cities of Magna Graecia, stopping at Delos to pay homage to the gods.

The treasure of the League of Delos

In the 5th century B.C. Delos became the treasury of the Delos League, an alliance of Greek city-states under the aegis of Athens. Thousands of people and travellers came to the island, bringing with them a period of great prosperity. Delos fell into oblivion at the end of the Roman period and with the advent of Christianity.

Visiting Delos means discovering an exceptional heritage

Today, Delos is an archaeological site under UNESCO protection and is open to visitors:

  • Apollo's sanctuary: A monumental complex of temples, altars and statues dedicated to the god of light.
  • Egyptian god sanctuaries: A meeting place for Egyptian merchants, these exchanges encouraged the spread of Egyptian cults.
  • Commercial District: The remains of a bustling port and shipowners' houses testify to the island's economic importance.
  • Residential areas: Houses adapted to the island way of life, grouped according to their craft or residential activity.
  • The lions' terrace: A must-see in the town, adorned with five statues of lions, it offers a breathtaking view of the sea.
  • Delos Theatre: A major venue for meetings and performances, this is evidence of the intense cultural life of the island.
  • The cisterns: As water was a scarce resource and an essential part of daily life, the Delians set up an ingenious system to store it.
  • Mount Kynthos: For the brave, the climb to Mount Kynthos offers a panoramic view of the island and surrounding islands.
  • Archaeological Museum: A rich collection of objects found on the site, including statues, jewellery and pottery (currently under renovation).

Why visit Delos? 

  • A plunge into history: Discover the heart of ancient Greece in an exceptional setting.
  • A mythical birthplace: According to Greek mythology, the island of Delos is the birthplace of the divine twins Apollo and Artemis.
  • A unique atmosphere: A timeless place where you can stroll among the ruins and have a glimpse of life in ancient times.

Useful tips for Delos

  • Bring good shoes: You'll need to walk a lot as the area is vast.
  • Sun protection: In summer it is essential to bring water, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
  • Book the tour in advance: Especially in high season, it's advisable to book your boat trip well in advance.

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