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After the Odeon Irodou Attikou in Athens, Pausanias singled out the Odeon of Patra as the most important in Greece. It was built in the 2nd century AD with a capacity of 2500 to 3000 people. Time held it well hidden until 1889 that was excavated. The conservatory has all the parts of a theater like the auditorium, orchestra, stage and...
On the site where the nymphs, goddesses of water, were worshiped, the Romans built a water tank. The aqueduct, which dates back to the 2nd century AD, was connected to an underground network that carried the water and covered the needs of the residents of the city. Noteworthy that the modern network starts from the same sources.
On a hill on the northwest side of Messolonghi a big part of the 3-kilometer long walls of Ancient Plevrona are still kept in a very good condition. And specifically, of the New Ancient Plevrona also known as Castle of Kira Rini (Lady Rini).
For the coastal old Plevrona that was located a bit further down on the hill and was the “house” of...
Once you cross Evinos River and continue towards Messolonghi, on the hill to your left you will see a vast plain and on your right the ruins of the once glorious Kalydona. Nowadays, you can see a part of the theatre, the base and a part of the road that led to the temple of Lafria Artemis and Apollo, while on the eastern part a tomb has been...
Ancient Thermo was located just outside the current location of the village and its history starts from the Copper Age, around 2500 B.C.
The most important findings in ancient Thermo are a big number of buildings and tunnels, where the market was located, as well as the bases of the statues that stood in their entrance. According to the...
The 6000 seats ancient theatre may be well-maintained and located just 300 meters off the highway, but Stratos Archaeological Site is still a slightly known archaeological site. Apart from the theatre you will see a large part of the walls, the remnants of the Market and many other buildings of the fortified city that was locaded on the banks...
Approaching the ancient theatre up the cliff, surrounded by oaks, it’s difficult to imagine the city that used to be here. And yet there, near Acheloos estuary, used to be the acarnian city of Oiniades, heavily fortified already since the 5th century. The city was located in a strategic position and had ports, in one of which used to be...
