Aventuras a Pie (de Página)Pan was one of the most important God of the classical era for Athenians, due to historical circunstancies…
In this video, we covered who was Pan, why was he adored and we visited all the sanctuaries around Athens, including Mount Poikilo, Mount Parnes, Mount Penteli, Mount Hymettus and Oinoe.
Here is my take about the German movie, I’m Off Then, about the a comedian doing a Camino de Santiago.
In this review I speak about the movie and the representation of the Camino.
We made a review of the Italian movie: “Buen Camino” and we analyzed the accuracy of portrayal of the Camino de Santiago.
In the 5th episode of this series, we are going to explore the blockhouse of Kambia, which is one of the ancient greek buildings considered in the group of pyramids.
In this video, we explore some of the ruins of Ancient Piraeus and recount the history of the city from it’s inception until the abandonment.
The border between Ancient Athens, Ancient Megara and Ancient Beotia contains some of the best preserved ruins of continental Greece.
In this video, we are going to visit two ancient watch towers spectacularly well preserved, near Psatha, Greece.
Mycenae was one of the most important centers of the Mycenaean civilization, has the most impressive remains including a cyclopean citadel and a lot of huge chamber tombs or Tholos.
In this video, we explore the palace, the tombs and the archaeological museum.
In this video, we explore Nemea, host of the ancient Nemean games, also dedicated to Zeus, like the Olympic Games.
We visited the stadium, the main archaeological site and the archeological museum.
In this episode, we explore in detail the Sanctuary of Aphrodite on the Sacred Way.
This sanctuary is extremely famous due to its location next to a main road to go to Athens, but it is unknown to foreigners.
In this video, we explore the sanctuary, the museum of the Sacred Way, the walls of Eleusis and the western cemetery.
In this audio guide, we primarily explore the remains of the late Roman wall of Athens, also known as the Herulian or Post-Herulian Walls, which were built in 280 AD after the city’s destruction in 267 AD by the Heruli, a barbarian people from Scandinavia.
This event was so destructive and traumatic that it was decided to reduce the city to a small fraction of its former size.
On this tour, we will see not only all the visible fragments of the wall but also other monuments, sharing interesting details about them.
The audio guide includes an audio and text description of each point, as well as current and historical photos of the site.
Distance: 2.5 km
Time: 3 hours
