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Άργος: Η αρχαιότερη πόλη της Ευρώπης που κατοικείται είναι ελληνική

Argos: The oldest inhabited city in Europe is Greek

Excursion to Argos, to the city-open-air museum

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Imagine visiting a city that has witnessed 7,000 years of history and still thrives today. This is Argos the oldest continuously inhabited city in Europe. You will be amazed by the sights and stories of this ancient place. Argos is also a convenient destination in the Peloponnese, as it is only 150 km away from Athens. You can reach it in two hours by taking the national road to Corinth, then Tripoli, then Nafplio, and finally Argos.


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What to see in Argos

Argos castleAs you walk around Argos, you will feel like you have traveled back in time to the Bronze Age. This city was a major power of the Mycenaean civilization, and its archaeological monuments testify to its glory. You will marvel at the ancient agora, where the people gathered for trade and politics. You will also admire the magnificent theater, carved into the hillside, that could host 20,000 spectators.

Argos ancient theatreAfter exploring the theater of Argos, you can enjoy a nice surprise. Just take the national road to Tripoli and head south for three kilometers. Then look for the sign to Kefalari - Elliniko on your right. You are about to discover something amazing.

Argos pyramidMake sure you don’t miss the archaeological site of Elliniko. There you will find one of the rare “pyramids” that exist in Greece. This mysterious building has puzzled the experts for its age and purpose. But you will be amazed by its appearance.

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Argos has a rich cultural heritage that spans 7,000 years of continuous habitation. You can visit one of the oldest Archaeological Museums in Greece and admire the neoclassical architecture of the city. Also, you can see the majestic Acropolis of Larissa that overlooks the modern city and the impressive church of St. Peter that stands in the center. You will never run out of things to do and see in Argos. Every corner hides a new secret.

Tip: Argos is known as the “Homeland of Orange” by the locals. And for a good reason! Their oranges are juicy and delicious. Don’t forget to take some with you before you leave.

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