Ancient ruins and small children: the combination does not always sound promising. But Corinth is one of those rare destinations where the logistics actually work in your family’s favour. In one relatively compact area, you can explore an ancient city, turn Acrocorinth into a real-life fortress adventure, watch a road bridge sink beneath the Corinth…
Corinth in winter is a very different experience from the busy summer version of the city. The archaeological sites are quieter, temperatures are generally more comfortable for walking, and the low winter light can make the ancient ruins particularly atmospheric. You can explore the Temple of Apollo, Roman Forum and Bema of Apostle Paul without…
Most Greece itineraries treat Corinth as a quick stop between Athens and the Peloponnese. That is a shame, because choosing the right time to visit can make a significant difference. Arrive in the middle of summer and you may find yourself exploring Ancient Corinth under intense sun with very little shade. Visit in spring or…
Ancient Corinth is one of Greece’s most fascinating archaeological destinations — a place where an ancient Greek temple, a vast Roman forum, the Bema associated with the Apostle Paul, and a mountain fortress all come together within a relatively compact area. But a great visit depends on a few practical decisions. What ticket should you…