Greece
The Museum of Delos was built in 1904, at the expense of the Athens Archeological Company.The Museum’s exhibition includes nine rooms.
Nowadays, the Museum’s exhibition includes nine rooms: In six of them are exhibited the sculptures and engravings that were found in Delos, one of the world’s finest collections. Two rooms include prehistoric to hysterohellenic times jars, and in another room various small objects and artifacts that were found in the private residences of Delos are showcased.
The Acropolis hill was the site for the most important and glamorous temple of the ancient city, dedicated to Athena, the protector godess of the city. This sacred site is connected to the most important myths of ancient Athens, the great religious ceremonies.
At the end of an unforgettable trip, through the southern end of the White Mountains, lays the beach of Sougia, 67km south of the capital. A mix of sand and pebble, clean and deep waters, and an “unofficial” meeting point for nudists.
If you follow the dirt road from Elafonissi, this “hidden” beach will appear behind a rock. Leave your car at the plateau you will find, and walk the downward path, which will lead you after a few minutes to an amazing cedar forest.
GNTO Registry Number: 1039Ε60000070000
Number GE.MI. 118062927000