Monastery of Hosios Loukas

The monastery of Hosios Loukas epitomizes the second golden age of Byzantine art (11th-12th century), particularly in terms of golden mosaic design and magnificent construction.

1 hour

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Arachova is the most popular winter tourist destination as it is a very beautiful and traditional settlement that offers a multitude of options and activities to its visitors, the most important of which are the largest ski resort in the country, that of Parnassos.

30 minutes

Mount Parnassus (Pass By)

Before arriving at Delphi, we'll be on the slopes of Mount Parnassus.

Delphi Archaeological Museum

The history of the Delphic sanctuary, the location of the most well-known ancient Greek oracle, is on display at the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, one of the most significant in Greece. The majority of the sanctuary's extensive collections are made up of architectural sculptures, statues, and small items. The well-known Charioteer was part of a complex of statues that featured a chariot pulled by four horses and another male figure. One of the earliest depictions in art of the demonic creature with a lion's body, bird's wings, and a woman's head can be found in the Sphinx of the Naxians, which dates to 560 BC.

1 hour

Tholos of Athena Pronaia

In the eighth century the cult of Apollo finally triumphed, and the development of the sanctuary and the oracle began. The temples of Apollo and Athena, were built near the end of the 7th century and were known as "Pronea." Athena was given the name Pronea because her sanctuary was one of the first to appear as one ascends from Delphi to Phocis. It is one of Delphi's oldest structures.

30 minutes

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The Ancient Gymnasium of Delphi was a 4th century BC building complex that included the scratch room and palaestra, as well as auxiliary buildings such as changing rooms and baths. It was situated between the Athena Pronea Temple and the Castalia spring.

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The geographical center of the world, or its navel, was described as Delphi in both ancient Greek history and mythology. Zeus released two eagles to seek out the planet's center, according to an old Greek myth. They flew westward and eastward, and their paths intersected in Delphi.

4 hours