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2025 Corinth Travel Guide: Weather, Transportation, Popular Attractions, and Everything You Need (Updated 2025 3)

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Temple of Apollo

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Corinth Canal

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The attraction is free. Standing on the bridge, you can see through both ends. There is a tourist service point at the bridge head. The canal is spectacular and worth visiting, but it is relatively narrow and has little shipping value. I bought some Greek specialties and a few knives in a nearby specialty store. Two of them were confiscated by the airport, which was quite a pity.

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Archaeological site of Mycenae

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If compared with the ancient monuments in China, the gap is huge. But the style is different. It can open your eyes and let you learn about the ancient culture of the world. If you have time, you can go and check in.

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Temple of Apollo

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Large site loads of monuments worth visiting about 3 hrs drive from Athens

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Acropolis of Athens

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The Acropolis of Athens was formed around the fifth century BC. Construction was temporarily suspended due to the Peloponnesian War, but was finally completed during the Peace of Nicias, between 421 and 415 BC. The entrance to the Acropolis is called the Propylaea. To the right of the Acropolis gate is the small Temple of Athena Nike. In the center of the Acropolis is the Parthenon. On the left side of the mountain gate is the Erechtheion and the Caryatids. Outside the city is the famous Dionysus Theater. We were lucky enough to have the sun out when we arrived today, so the photos were particularly beautiful. The buildings have been standing majestically before us after thousands of years of testimonies, making us feel that human beings are particularly insignificant in the long river of history. I am so lucky to have the opportunity to travel here in my lifetime. I suggest you come back in winter. We came in December which is the off-season but there were still huge crowds. I can't imagine how hot it would be in the peak summer season, and there would probably be several times more people than now. The weather is cool in December, but it is still safer to wear a down jacket because the wind is very strong, especially since the Acropolis stands on a high ground in a flat city and is close to the Aegean Sea. In addition, if you want to come in for a visit, you must purchase tickets online in advance, because the number of people admitted is limited at any time, and you may not be able to buy tickets on site to enter for a visit.