Mycenae and Epidaurus Day Trip from Athens

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Discover the ancient ruins of Greek civilisation with this day trip to Mycenae and Epidaurus from Athens. Travel in a comfortable luxury coach with fellow travellers to these impressive Greek cities. You'll explore the archaeological site of Mycenae, which dates back to the 12th century BC, and visit the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Walk through ruins more than 2,000 years old, see the tomb of King Agamemnon and visit other Greek cities such as Nafplion, where you can enjoy free time for lunch and enjoy the fabulous sea views at your own pace.

  • Discover beautiful cities of Ancient Greece with this full day tour to Mycenae and Epidaurus from Athens.
  • Enjoy transfers in a comfortable luxury coach with free Wi-Fi on board.
  • Explore the ancient ruins of Mycenae and see the royal tombs, including that of King Agamemnon Clytemnestra.
  • Visit other sites such as the Theatre of Epidaurus and Nauplion, Greece's most beautiful city.

What’s included

  • Full day excursion to Mycenae and Epidaurus from Athens.
  • Transport by air-conditioned bus.
  • Free Wi-Fi on the bus.
  • Expert guide

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Discover archaeological sites of Ancient Greece with this full-day tour to Mycenae and Epidaurus from Athens. Join this approximately 10-hour tour and board a luxury coach with free Wi-Fi on board. Discover over 2,000 years of Ancient Greek history and explore the ruins of Mycenae. Discover this archaeological site and also visit the ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site .

With air-conditioned bus transfers included, you'll enjoy a historical experience in total comfort. After picking you up at a central location in Athens, you will cross the famous Corinth Canal, where you will make a short stop. You will then take a short cut to the Peloponnese peninsula.

Here you will explore the city of Mycenae, which played an important role in ancient Greece during the Bronze Age. You will discover this treasure of the ancient world, land of the works of the poet Homer. You will enter the Acropolis of Mycenae and visit the ruins of this archaeological site dating back to the 12th century BC. With a palace and remains of tombs, you will see its walls, the Lions' Gate, and the tomb of King Agamemnon Clytemnestra .

After visiting the archaeological site of Mycenae you will head to Nafplion, a small city in the Peloponnese and the ancient capital of Greece. Walk around the area and enjoy some free time to have lunch or explore the city at your own pace. At the top of a hill you will see the fortress of Palamidi, which is still in excellent condition.

After a short rest and with your batteries recharged, you will head to Epidaurus, the most important pilgrimage centre of Ancient Greece, home to the sanctuary of the famous physician Asclepius. Located on the slopes of Knortion Mountain, you will visit the ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, a World Heritage Site famous for its impressive acoustics. Admire this popular Ancient Greek amphitheatre and after strolling around the area, head back to Athens.

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4.6
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  • J
    J.
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    Beautiful. Really deserving. Very good guide
  • E
    E.
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    We were impressed by the beauty of the place. We highly recommend this tour
  • S
    S.
    5
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    The tour itself was perfect, the stops, although a bit short at times, especially in Epidaurus, were worth it.
  • L
    L.
    5
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    We thought this tour was great. The guide was fascinating. Her anecdotes through the landscapes and during the visit of the sites were really interesting.
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