Discover the best top things to do in Marathon, Greece including Zeginis Winery, Schinias Beach, Marathon Lake, Marathon Run Museum, St. Ephraim Monastery, Archaeological Museum of Marathon, Ramnous Archaeological Site, Marathon Tomb, Marathon Beach, Sanctuary of the Egyptian Gods.
Restaurants in Marathon
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Zeginis Winery is located in Marathon and produces wines from the privately owned vineyards, cultivated by the Zeginis family for many generations in Ramnountas. In our vineyards we cultivate to a large extent Savvatiano, as well as Chardonnay, Agiorgitiko and Merlot, while recently the Assyrtiko variety has been planted and the vineyards of Zegginis continue to expand. A wonderful history and vineyard to discover accompanied by a wine tasting of our wines in the winery!
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Marathon Lake is absolutely beautiful, and a "classic" dam make s it more attractive. It is not necessarily a tourist attraction, but a very nice place to stop and relax before heading out to your next destination.
4.5 based on 61 reviews
If you think you have to be a Marathon runner to go here your wrong. Very interesting an excellent museum about the history of marathon running lots and lots to see a brilliant video plays in English charting the history right back to the start when a Greek soldier ran to Athens. We spent an hour there could have spent more time, it is only 2 euros to get in excellent value would have been happy to pay much more.
4.5 based on 144 reviews
This monastery it is located at the north east side of Athens .It is.an old monastery were you can see actually the Saint himself and the tree wich they found him.You can take with you holy water and oil and as you finished your visit there you can have a nice lunch at the coast of N.Makri as it is near by So if are in this area it is worth it to visit
4.0 based on 46 reviews
The site is unique, very well preserved, really worth visiting. However there is very limited information on the site and poor internet (better read in advance) and to reach the settlement you need to trek through a good 10 mins of very hard terrain. Closed shoes and a bottle of water is advised in the summer months. FYI so that you don't get disappointed, in the winter months the main site is closed (only the bases of the 2 temples are open for visiting) and the site closes at 3pm. Better call and ask before you visit!
4.0 based on 53 reviews
It's a must see if you are in the area, the story of the battle is truly inspiring, check my picture of the story of the battle. A 30 minute visit is plenty of time to see the tomb and read the information boards. Entry fee is €6 and open from 8:30am to 3:00pm.we walked it using Google maps in 20 minutes from marathon Beach.
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