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The Hidden Side of Mycenae – Lots of tombs and more stuff…
Mycenae (Μυκῆναι Mykênai, in ancient Greek) is an archaeological site located on the Peloponnese peninsula.
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Pantokrator castle, Eipiros, Greece
Pantokrator castle is a french-ottoman castle in Greece. We are going to explore the Pantokrator castle (Κάστρο Παντοκράτορα in greek), in Preveza, Greece; one of the castles that protected the mouth of the Gulf of Arta, a extremely strategic place and witness of the most important naval battle in human history.
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Pantocrator – Un castillo otomano-francés en Grecia
Vamos a explorar el castillo Pantocrator (Κάστρο Παντοκράτορα en griego), uno de los castillos que protegía de la desembocadura del Golfo de Ambracio, lugar de altísima importancia estratégica y sitio de la más importante batalla naval de la historia.
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Grivas Castle, Eipiros, Greece
The Grivas Castle is a 19th century ottoman castle, very well preserved, with 360 degrees views…
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The Well Preserved Roman Baths unknown even by locals…
Ancient Thouria was a very important city in antiquity, which remained lost until the year 2007.
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Antigua Turia y sus baños romanos excepcionalmente conservados
Antigua Turia fue una importante ciudad de la Antigua Grecia, que permaneció perdida hasta el año 2007.
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A tour of Arachova, Greece
Arachova is a extremely charming mountain town on one side of mount Parnassus. It is a very important local destination, as there is a sky station nearby. It is also very close to Delphi…
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The Ruins of Ancient Megalopolis
Ancient Megalopolis was founded by a group of between 20 to 40 communities of the Arcadian League, in 371BC. It took 10 years to build the city and it was the most important city of the region.
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Antigua Megalópolis – Una alianza de todos contra Esparta
Antigua Megalópolis fue fundada a través de un sínodo de veinte a cuarenta comunidades vecinas entre 371 y 368 AC. por la Liga de Arcadia en un intento de formar un contrapeso político a Esparta.
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A catalan castle in the middle of Greece
We are going to explore the ruins of the medieval castle of Livadeia, and we are going to comment about the history of the castle, to dabble a bit on the Catalan Company of Orient and bit about its leader, Roger de Flor and the “catalan vengeance”.