Acro-corinth
On this hill, were built a greek agora, then a roman fortress which were also a byzantine one.
Franks took it after 5 years surrounding in the XIIIth. Then it was occupied by Angevins, Florence, Paleologues from Mystras, Turkishs ...
Remain vestiges from most these epocs, particularly from the XIVth.
Ancient Corinth
Apollo temple
Remain 7 from the 38 columns of this VIth BC temple.
Temple of Octavius
Built under the roman empire
Echaion street
This street linked the harbour
Pirenus fountain
The Pirenus fountain was built in the VIth BC, then rearranged under the roman
Ruins of the Agora of Corinth
Museum of Corinth
Mosaïcs
Hermes
Roman soldier
Representation of fights against the Amazones which decorated the theatre
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