Discover the best top things to do in Olympia, Greece including Hermes by Praxiteles, Taxi Katakolo, Olympia Guided Tours by Elena, Olympia Land Winery, Klio's Honey Farm, Archaeological Site of Olympia, Archaeological Museum of Olympia, Museum of the Olympic Games, Archimedes Museum, Nemouta Waterfalls.
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5.0 based on 387 reviews
It is incredible that this beautifully carved statue has survived the centuries and we can gaze on it today. It was carved during the Classical period of Greek sculpture in the 4th century B.C. Hermes is holding the baby Dionysus and it is a work of true beauty.
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Private tours from the cruise port of Katakolon to Ancient Olympia.The owner, Andreas Stamos, provides great services for visitors wishing to discover and experience the secrets of Ancient Olympia and the countryside of Ilia (Ancient Elis). Run in the original Olympic Stadium, walk through the remains of the buildings in which athletes trained and the temples in which they made offerings, and visit the museums in which the Ancient Olympics and the mysteries of this sacred city come to life. Enjoy the personal care and attention of a family-owned business with a new Mercedes E class Sedan ,Mercedes mini van for 8 persons plus the driver ,mini bus for 18 person and bus for 48 persons.
5.0 based on 132 reviews
Private tours in Ancient Olympia and its surroundings. See where the Olympic torch is lit, run the Olympic track, stand on the grounds of one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the statue of Zeus. Speaking fluent English and Spanish, I am an officially licensed tourist guide/archaeologist with years of experience. I will accompany you on a memorable journey back in time to the myths and mysteries of Olympia, and beyond…
5.0 based on 216 reviews
An unforgettable excursion to the family winery Olympia Land Estate which is into the green valley of Olympia and just 5 minutes from the archaeological site. The particular terroir of the region, the excellent microclimate, the clayey and sandy soil help our vines to grow healthy and very aromatic grapes in order to produce high quality wines. In the Olympia Land Estate you have the opportunity to be part in a tour which start with a walk on the vineyards where you learn about the cultivation of the vines, continue in the production area and finally in the cellar with the oak barrels. After the tour you will enjoy samples of our wines, our homemade olive oil and also other traditional snacks in the air-conditioned reception area. We are on your disposal to help you to organize quickly and easily your excursion which will be for you a memorable experience.
When many people think “wine,” Greece is not among the places they consider for fine wines or even up-and-coming vino. Olympia GI Winery, a family winery located in historic Olympia, makes one reconsider whether the next hot wine locale will be Greece. The vineyard started as a hobby, now turned into a business, according to our guide, part of the family. The vineyard also has a bustling olive oil business (and it is excellent). Wines are reasonably priced, and they have whites, reds, and a rose (made with Syrah). The tasting room and outdoor area are nice places to enjoy a glass of your favorite and a snack plate (which pairs well with the selections here). We enjoyed the red (called Phideas, which combines Agiorgitiko and Merlot) and wish we’d have taken home a few more bottles. A bonus: some very sweet puppies to play with as well).
5.0 based on 347 reviews
On my farm in Ancient Olympia, from which my grandparents made their living, and today is the basis of my own agricultural activities, you'll enjoy Greek hospitality. You will walk into our cool garden with trees and vegetables. I will guide you through my private collection, where I'll show you the secrets of honey production and other agricultural products from both past and present. Finally you will taste the products of my little farm and traditional sweets with honey from my bees, which with the help of my mother, will be prepared in front of you. Klio the beekeeper
Learned a lot about bees, honey making and greek tradition. Klio welcomed us as family and fed us delicious treats, and even had something special for me (being gluten intolerant). A must-do on every trip to Olympia!
4.5 based on 3,911 reviews
We had a guide who explained about the site very interesting learning all about the site the museum is very interesting The running track is impressive seeing where the Olympic flame is lit is interesting had to YouTube as did not realised the flame is lit and transported to the intended site were the olympics are taking place Well worth a visit
4.5 based on 2,012 reviews
A wonderful museum situated in the Olympia complex that is well worth the visit. So many pieces that are familiar if you love history. Do some online research and you will enjoy every minute. Take your time and just wander around - some tour groups but they tend to head for the 'big name' items. There is a lot more to see if you look - -
4.5 based on 403 reviews
Words cannot describe the feeling someone will have when walking in these sacred ancient places and visiting the museum. The Olympics have shaped the world‘s athletic and cultural heritage and I definately recommend to visit this place. Be sure to wear confirtable shoes and bring some water during the summer time because of the temperatures. I would recommend a visit during spring time when the trees and flowers blossom.
4.5 based on 285 reviews
A unique museum in the centre of Ancient Olympia for the greatest mind of all time! Reconstructed inventions of Archimedes and his time. Interactive replicas of the ancient greek world.
Excellent, free museum on the main street. Full of hands on exhibits for children (and adults!) to play with and lots of fascinating and well translated information about Archimedes, his life and inventions. Staff were very welcoming and knowledgeable. A great way to spend an hour in between a visit to the Olympia site.
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