Greece is literally a vast archaeological site. As the country was already inhabited from prehistoric times, traces of human civilization can be found everywhere, in all corners of the land. The past penetrates forcefully into the present and the future, creating a precious, indelible ‘patchwork’. The major archaeological sites in Greece every year attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. People from all over the world come to see at close hand the origins of western civilization and to feel the power and vitality exuded by these sites.The rich heritage of the Greek history spanning back four and a half thousand years has sown the harsh grounds around the Aegean with stones and artifacts that blossom for centuries.

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Ancient Edessa
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Ancient Edessa
The city is spread over two levels: The Acropolis stood on the cliff of modern Edessa, while the lower city at the foot of the rock, on a plain named “Longos”.
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

Ancient Edessa was an important city of Macedonia, built on the most important natural passage connecting the upper mountain with the lower lowlands of Macedonia.

Address: Ancient Edessa
Ancient Kydonia
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Ancient Kydonia
The modern city of Chania is founded in the site of a significant ancient Minoan settlement, Kydonia
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

The extended excavations in the archaeological site of Kasteli, which constitutes one of the most important monuments of the prehistoric period of Crete

Address: Ancient Kydonia
Ancient Nemea
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Ancient Nemea
Nemea is an ancient site in the northeastern part of the Peloponnese, in Greece.
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

Here in Greek mythology Heracles overcame the Nemean Lion of the Lady Hera, and here during Antiquity the Nemean Games were played

Address: Ancient Nemea stadium
Ancient Odeon Pafos
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Ancient Odeon Pafos
The construction of the theatre dates to the founding of the city Pafos
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

The Theatre is located in the northeastern part of the ancient city, on the slopes of the so-called “Fabrica” hill.

Address: Odeon Pafos
Ancient Pella
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Ancient Pella
Ancient Pella is still excited today by the visitor with the impressive findings brought to light by the archaeological excavation
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

Pella, a small coastal town of the Thermaikos Gulf, replaced Aigai as the capital of the Macedonian state at the end of the fifth – beginning of the fourth century BC

Address: Ancient Pella