Private Local Tour of Ancient Corinth

Quick info

Location: Corinth
Tour highlights:
  • Visit the Archaeological Site of Ancient Corinth, including:
  • The remaining standing columns of the Temple of Apollo.
  • The Agora and the Bema of St. Paul.
  • The Lechaion Road, lined with ancient shops and baths.
  • The Peirene Fountain with its existing façade.
  • Explore the Archaeological Museum of Corinth, featuring Corinthian pottery, Roman statues, and ancient burial finds.
  • Enjoy panoramic views of the Corinthian Gulf and the Acrocorinth fortress.
  • Optional independent visits to the Roman Odeon and the Ancient Theater of Corinth (outside the main site).
  • Learn from a licensed professional tour guide for accurate history and cultural insights.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Languages: English

What to expect

Meet your licensed professional guide at the entrance of Ancient Corinth and step into one of the most influential city-states of the ancient world. As you stroll through the archaeological site, you’ll uncover stories of Greek gods, Roman emperors, and early Christians who shaped its legacy. Stand at the Bema where St. Paul once preached, admire the standing columns of the Temple of Apollo, and walk along the bustling Lechaion Road lined with ancient shops and baths.
Your tour continues in the Archaeological Museum, where masterpieces of Corinthian pottery, Roman statues, and sacred artifacts reveal the city’s cultural and spiritual significance. Along the way, your guide will bring the ruins to life with vivid storytelling, weaving together Corinth’s Greek origins, Roman dominance, and its role in early Christianity.
The guided visit typically lasts about 1.5 hours, covering both the site and museum. Afterward, you’ll have free time to explore independently, perhaps visiting the Roman Odeon, the Ancient Theater, or simply pausing to take in panoramic views of the Corinthian Gulf and the imposing Acrocorinth fortress.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a traveler seeking spiritual heritage, or a family with children eager for mythological tales, this private experience will be tailored to your pace and interests. By the end of your visit, Ancient Corinth won’t just be ruins, it will be a vivid story of resilience, faith, and cultural exchange at the crossroads of civilizations.

Private Local Tour of Ancient Corinth

Discover the city where legends, empires, and faith converged, welcome to Ancient Corinth. On this private guided tour, you’ll step into a world that once rivaled Athens in influence and Rome in grandeur. Wander along the Lechaion Road where ancient shops once bustled with life, stand at the Bema where St. Paul addressed the Corinthians, and admire the mighty columns of the Temple of Apollo.
Guided by a licensed professional, you’ll uncover how Corinth became a stage for Greek gods, Roman rulers, and the dawn of Christianity, all set against breathtaking views of the Corinthian Gulf and the imposing Acrocorinth fortress.

  • Private tour with an officially licensed tour guide.
  • Guided visit to the Archaeological Site of Ancient Corinth.
  • Guided visit to the Archaeological Museum of Corinth.
  • Expert insights into local culture and history.
  • Entrance fees to the archaeological site and museum.
  • Transportation (available upon request)
  • Meals, snacks, or drinks
  • Personal expenses & Gratuities (optional)

Itinerary

Why choose us

  • Expert multilingual local guides
  • Licensed professionals certified by the Hellenic Ministry of Tourism, ensuring accuracy and engaging storytelling
  • Family-friendly and interactive experiences
  • Flexible, tailor-made itineraries designed around your interests

Useful Info & Extras

  • Transfers: Private transfers available from Athens, Nafplio, and nearby areas.
  • Family-Friendly: Mythology, Roman history, and early Christian heritage presented in engaging ways for kids.
  • Entrance tickets are not included; Our travel planners will assist you accordingly.
  • Flexible Options: Combine Ancient Corinth with a visit to Acrocorinth or the Corinth Canal for a half- or full-day experience.
  • Tip: Opening hours may vary—please confirm with us before your visit.
  • Wear comfortable shoes; the Acropolis involves uphill walking.
  • Bring a hat, water, and sunscreen, especially in summer.
  • Don’t forget your camera—the ruins, statues, and surrounding landscape make for magic click photos.

Our Commitment to Quality Travel

We are committed to safeguarding Greece’s cultural heritage and supporting local communities. By choosing our tours, you contribute to responsible tourism that values authenticity and preservation.

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