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Information Delphi in Greece

A place believed to be the navel of Greece. Delphi Archaeological Site, Delphi, Greece, Travel Take the bus at Station B, 260 Liossion Street, beyond the Vidtoria metro station, north. You can take bus 024 that runs through Syntagma Square to get to Station B, departing from Athens at the time. 07.30/10.30/13.00/15.30/17.30 and 20.00, fare 12.560 euros, 3 hours, Delphi, 164 kilometers from Athens, is another great archaeological site, making it difficult for all tourists to Athens.

Visit the city on a 700-metre hilltop, home to the sacred temple of Apollo built in 510 BC. and is also home to other sacred sites, including a stone theater with a capacity of 5, The history of Delphi dates back to the time when smoke gushed out of the rock. Make it a place to worship the goddess of the earth (Earth Goddess) called Gaea or Themis, which is believed to be the navel of the world (earth navel). The city of Delphi was not the only spiritual landmark. but also covers political matters believed that the city Delphi is the meeting place of the Amphictyonic League, the present-day United Nations overseeing the cities of Greece far away.

Due to the rather steep and distant path, the first building was Marmaria, which consisted of the temples of the Athenians and Tholos, as well as traces of the stadium where the Pythian Games were held. Lo even with the pole left Doric only six trees which was a new column erected by a French archaeologist in AD 1904-1906, but it was able to impress visitors. until you can really believe that.

This is the center of the world or the navel of the world as they are told. Because the sky seems so close that you can feel it reaching for your hand, be sure to visit Delphi’s museum where important sculptures, such as the Sphinx of the Naxians, are dedicated to the Temple of Apollo. and holes) round marble (Like a Hindu Shivling) called the Delphic Ompalos that used to stand in front of the sacred Temple of Apollo.