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  • The iconic lion sculptures at Delos Island

    Delos Archaeological Site

    Delos Archaeological Site

    Delos (Δήλος) island, through its claim as the birthplace of Apollo was one of the most sacred places of ancient Greece, and through its cntral location in the Aegean Sea, was also one of the most robust trading centers…

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  • North entrance of Knossos palace

    Knossos

    Knossos

    Knossos (Κνωσσός, also transliterated as Cnossos, Knossus, Cnossus, Gnossus, Gnossos) palace was undeniably the most important center of Minoan Crete. It is grander, more complex, and more flamboyant than any of the other palaces known to us, and it…

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  • Phaistos west courtyard

    Phaistos

    Phaistos

    Phaistos (Φαιστός, also transliterated as Faestos, Phaestos, Faistos) is the second largest Minoan palace of Crete after Knossos. The Bronze Age palace is located on a low hill in the Messara plain south of Heraklion. The site was…

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  • Relief sculpture of two lions above the main gate of Mycenae citadel

    Mycenae Archaeological Site

    Mycenae Archaeological Site

    Mycenae (Greek: Μυκήνες) is one of the most important archaeological sites of Greece. The fortified citadel is perched over the fertile plain of Argolis near the seashore in the northeast Peloponnese.  Mycenae is the largest and most important center…

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  • View of Olympia with the temple of Hera

    Olympia Archaeological Site

    Olympia Archaeological Site

    Olympia (Greek: Ολυμπία) is one of the most influential ancient Greek sanctuaries. It has been renown since antiquity as the founder and host of the Olympic Games which took place every four years, starting in 776 BCE.  Olympia archaeological…

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  • General view of Rhamnous archaeological site

    Rhamnous

    Rhamnous

    Rhamnous (Greek: Ραμνούς; Also transliterated as: Ramnous, or Rhamnus, or Rhamnounda, or Rhamnuntus) is an ancient Greek fortified town, located on the Attica coast, about 55 kilometers northeast from Athens. It was named for the local prickly bush called…

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