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Sightseeing - Greek Archaeology, Museums, and Monuments of Greece

Enjoy these reports on Greek sites, recent finds, student volunteer opportunities - everything for the intrepid amateur or student of ancient Greece and its culture. Museums, archaeological sites, sightseeing.
  1. Museums in Greece (13)
  2. Sightseeing in Athens
  3. Sightseeing on Crete

Corinth Picture Gallery

The ancient city of Corinth and the high acropolis above it are well worth a long wander if you are traveling in the Peloponnese.

Images of the Ancient City of Gortyn

Visit the ancient city of Gortyn, see its famous Gortyn Code, the basilica of St. Titus, and many other monuments and temples.

Top Attractions in Athens

Visit the best of the best in Athens, Greece.

Visiting Akrotiri

Visit Akrotiri, the once-buried Minoan town on the island of Santorini.

Corinth Picture Gallery

The ancient city of Corinth and the high acropolis above it are well worth a long wander if you are traveling in the Peloponnese.

Fave Caves of Greece

Explore the caverns and caves of Greece. The caves are great alternatives to another day of museums and archaeological sites.

Dodona - The Unforgettable Forgotten Oracle

In the valley where some say Greek civilization began, Dodona's ancient theater beckons visitors.

Meteora Monasteries

Meteora - The Monasteries of Meteora

Images of the Ancient City of Gortyn

Visit the ancient city of Gortyn, see its famous Gortyn Code, the basilica of St. Titus, and many other monuments and temples.

Knossos

The controversial reconstruction of Knossos draws thousands of visitors daily.

Meteora

The monasteries of Meteora occupy one of the most dramatic landscapes in Greece.

Akrotiri - Santorini's Mystery

Visit the evocative ruins of the Minoan town.

Mycenae, Fortress of Time

The brooding Mycenean fortress still looms over the Peloponnesian plains.

Museum of Prehistoric Thira

Visiting Akrotiri? This excellent museum of the frescoes and other objects found at the site and elsewhere around Thira (Santorini) will enhance your experience considerably.

Visiting Vravrona

This beautiful temple site is located in Attica, not far from the Athens International Airport.

Why Go to Gortyn

Don't skip this Graeco-Roman site on the island of Crete. From your Greece for Visitors Guide.

Quick Tip: Stay on your feet at Greek monuments - Safer sightseeing in Greece

Slick marble and steep inclines can make getting around archaeological sites in Greece a challenge. Here's a tip to keep you safely on your feet.

Greek Archaeology Resources

Terrific collection of links to sites, discoveries, and more, from Guide Kris Hirst.

Ancient Greek Cities

Excellent information and photographs on a selection of famous ancient Greek cities, especially good on often-overlooked Sikyon. From Ellen Papakyriakou-Anagnostou.

American School of Classical Studies at Athens

Advanced archaeological studies program based at Athens, involved in many excavations in various parts of Greece.

Antikythera Implications

Gears, Galleys, and Geography. Abstract of a paper by Rob S. Rice, presented to the APA.

Archaeological Institute of America

Official website of the AIA, including fieldwork opportunities, tours, and an interactive photographic research study.

Cultural Maps of Greece

From Greece's Ministry of Culture, terrific clickable maps of Greece's archeological sites.

Byzantine Macedonia - Archaeology and Art

Prof. Ch. Bakirtzis of Aristotle University looks at the art and archaeology of the period and region.

Corinth Computer Project

Fascinating collection of diagrams, maps, and information from the current excavations by The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology.

Minnesota Archaeological Researches

Western Peloponnese excavations described by MAR.

Mochlos

A look at this excavation in Eastern Crete which has revealed a prepalatial Minoan cemetery and workshops.

Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean

On-line textbook of key elements, particularly Minoan culture, religion, and neolithic centers.

Thermopylae

A quick look at Thermopylae, the famed site of the battle between the Greeks and the Persians depicted in the movie "The 300".

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