Walk the Roman agora, the Fountain of Peirene and the seven surviving Doric columns of Apollo's temple with a private archaeologist-guide as the site unlocks.
What to expect
Your guide meets you at the site gate right at opening and threads through the agora before heat and tour groups build. You stand at the Bema, the elevated speaker's platform tied to the Apostle Paul's trial before Gallio, and hear it in context rather than as a footnote. The seven Doric columns of the 6th-century-BC Temple of Apollo anchor the visit, and the small on-site museum rounds it out with sculpture straight from the excavation.
Good to know
Site opens 8:00 (winter) or 8:30, closes mid-afternoon — go first, not last. Combine with the Archaeological Museum ticket, included in general admission.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Corinth — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.
More to do in Corinth
- Acrocorinth: Sunrise Climb to the Citadel of Aphrodite
- The Corinth Canal, Privately, at the Zaravtsa Bridge & by Boat
- Mycenae & the Lion Gate, Small-Group with an Archaeologist
- Nemea Valley: A Private Winery Lunch Among Vineyards and Ruins
- Loutraki's Quiet Seafront and Thermal Springs, Corinth's Local Escape