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Corinth + Canal + other nearby sites

This audio guide offers a captivating immersion into the heart of ancient Corinth and the treasures scattered throughout. As you trace the fascinating history of the Corinth Canal from antiquity to the present day, you'll discover the secrets and myths of this legendary city. Along the way, you'll be taken to remarkable sites including Isthmia, the Perachora Heraion, Sicyone, the ancient ports of Corinth, the Hexamilion Wall, and many more surprises along the way.

Reference: Corinthe-A335

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Corinth + Canal + other nearby sites

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Purchase includes:

  • Instant download after payment.
  • Installation guide for your device (smartphone, tablet, etc.).
  • A link to download the audioguide app.
  • 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 assistance if needed via WhatsApp messages.

The audioguide contains:

  • Descriptions of all the points of interest on the site of Ancient Corinth, the Canal, other sites and curiosities in the surrounding area.
  • Automatic narration with interactive geolocated map.
  • Sound track of about one hour of detailed explanations and myths.
  • Numerous photos, illustrations, 3D reproductions and plans.
  • Throughout the visit, you can replay the commentary at will.
  • Once loaded, the tour remains accessible on your smartphone.

Make sure that:

  • You have downloaded the player app.
  • Your phone is fully charged.
  • You have earbuds or headphones.

What is not included:

  • Admission to sites and museums.
  • Pick up from your lodging.
  • Escorted by a licensed guide.

Our passion for Greek culture inspires us to create unique, immersive experiences. Our audio guides will transport you to the fascinating world of ancient Greece, where myths, legends and traditions come together to offer you a journey through time.

A brief description of Antique Corinth

Ancient Corinth

A legendary city between myth and greatness

Walk through the remains of ancient Corinth, a city that flourished between two seas and played a crucial role in the trade and culture of ancient Greece. From your first steps, you'll be greeted by the mythical Glaukean Fountain and the imposing Temple of Apollo. Its majestic Doric columns recall the splendor of the 6th century BC. Every stone will be whispering the mysteries of past glory. Continue on to the Roman Forum, where Corinth found new life under Roman rule. It was the capital of the province of Achaia. Ruins of public baths and monumental fountains, including the famous Pirene Fountain, tell the story of residents' daily life. As you tread the cobblestones of ancient streets and pass the remains of shops, you can imagine the hustle and bustle of artisans and merchants trying to attract customers. Our audio guide's stories will take you back in time. As you explore, each story brings you closer to the soul of ancient Corinth. Its myths and legends still fascinate and inspire many visitors today. As you listen to these captivating stories, you'll discover the lives of the citizens and the traditions that have forged the reputation of this legendary city. Then you will be led on an unforgettable adventure where the stones themselves come alive, revealing the essence of this ancient city.

 

Commercial strength

In ancient times, the region of Corinth was of great strategic and economic value due to its geographical location between the Gulf of Corinth and the Saronic Gulf. It was a nerve center for trade, allowing for the rapid transit of goods between East and West due to this maritime crossroads. The city was also an important cultural and religious center, housing sanctuaries dedicated to the Greek gods. It was this combination of economic wealth, cultural influence, and strategic location that helped to make Corinth one of the most prosperous and influential cities of ancient Greece.

The glory and splendour of the city

Corinth's glory in ancient times was its strategic geographic location between two seas. Corinth was also known for its athletic competitions, especially the Isthmian Games, which drew spectators from all over Greece to participate and watch. Its role as a religious and artistic center was reflected in its impressive monuments, such as the Temple of Apollo and the Sanctuary of Poseidon. Sporting events also cemented Corinth's reputation throughout the ancient Greek world.

The Corinth region offers a wide variety of experiences that will immerse you in the history, the culture and the landscapes of Greece.

  • The Temple of Apollo: One of the oldest in Greece, this majestic temple symbolizes the religious grandeur of Corinth and its deep connection to Apollo, attracting pilgrims seeking to divine.
  • The Roman Forum: Illustrating the importance of Corinth under Roman rule, the Forum was the nerve center of public life, housing administrative and religious buildings.
  • The Fountain of Pirene: Legendary and essential to the city, this fountain was revered for its water and mythic connection, providing insight into local spirituality.
  • Acrocorinthe: An impressive fortress overlooking the region. Explore its walls and towers and discover its defensive role.
  • The Corinth Canal: Discover the history of its construction, an engineering feat that was a key element in Mediterranean maritime trade, linking the Gulf of Corinth to the Saronic Gulf.
  • The site of Isthmia: Famous for its sanctuary dedicated to the god of the sea, Poseidon. Visit the ruins of a temple, a bath and the stadium of the ancient Isthmian games.
  • The Perachora Heraion: Situated in a quiet bay facing the sea and near a beautiful lake, the sanctuary is dedicated to Hera, the goddess of marriage.
  • Ancient Sicyone: Another important ancient city, with theater and other monuments. It has a rich history in the cultural arts of ancient Greece. 
  • The Hexamilion Wall: A very imposing wall that closed off the Isthmus of Corinth in the Middle Ages and was built to protect the region from invasions from the north. Discover its fascinating history and partially restored remains.

Why should you visit Corinth?

  • A rich mythology: The region is associated with many myths and legends, including those of Poseidon and Medea. Passed down from generation to generation, these stories add a fascinating dimension.
  • The natural beauty of the region: Located between the Corinthian and Saronic gulfs, enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape and turquoise sea.
  • Immersive Audio Guide: Each site is enriched with fascinating stories. Our audio guides bring the ruins to life.

Practical tips for Corinth

  • Best time to visit: To avoid the summer heat and crowds, choose spring (April to June) or fall (September to October).
  • Plan your visit: A half day to a full day may be necessary for an in-depth exploration of this site, more at your pace and passion.
  • How to get there: For more flexibility, rent a car. From Athens, half-day excursions are also available. 
  • Visiting the site: An audio guide will allow you to learn more about the history, myths and legends of Corinth as you explore the sites at your own pace.

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