The Hotel was good. The Casino was not that bad. The beach and pool are awesome. They also had a good buffet. If you are in Greece and want to go do some Casino activities, this is not bad. You can actually bring your family too.

Overall its fine but i did expect more from a 5 star hotel, first we were greeted with a 15 euro a day hidden fee that's appearantly a new law in greece that is supposed to paid directly to the goverment on any 4 or 5 star hotels. As for the hotel itself, the rooms have that old hotel carpet smell (the floor is carpet). The breakfast vas very diverse and plentiful but its decent in quality, as much you would expect from a buffet. The hot tub was colder than the pool and the sauna and hamam were both out of order. We have been in many 3 star apartments in greece that had way better rooms so thats why i would say less than expected

Overall I didn’t feel that this was a luxury hotel - we paid quite a bit of money and was underwhelmed. The great thing was location (on top of the beach!). Hotel staff did not treat you very well ie waiting to order at the pool bar and being ignored - whilst they served others (non English) guests. Wasn’t great but enjoyed the weather the spa and the beach so overlooked the service. One vegetarian option in the evening (had to eat outside hotel) and no music or entertainment by the pool / or in evening. Would probably lower the price as genuinely not a 4 or 5* hotel

The hotel is nicely located by the seaside with own private beach. The seaview rooms have a nice balcony, and a lot of space. The floors are carpet-does not feel clean, and furniture/decoration is old. The wooden bathroom door in our room did not close properly. Breakfast choice, restaurant area, and service are far far away from 5star, may be 3 could be justifed. There is very limited choice for breakfast, average quality. Nothing made on request (omlette, fresh juice, etc.), coffee is not good at all. The reception service is avarage, spa/message not good. Gym is very narrow, no space between equupments. But the helpful, friendly and nice instructors make the difference here. The best support in the whole hotel is at the gym. The bell boys are also very friendly and do a proper job. Whereas the security that welcomes you at the door is very rude and instead of being friendly and welcoming. Overall it is not a bad experience, but one should not expect 5 star and be prepared for much lower quality of service and facilities.

Nice hotel right on the sea with outdoor pools, I can imagine it’ll be a great spot in the summer months. Rooms are decent, breakfast is good too… parking available in front of the hotel & I believe below the hotel.

The service was fast and good in case of problems and the location was nice. It had a lot of Restaurants. Everything else was a catastrophy. The breakfast was of a poor quality and little variation. The floors stank and the room even more so as there was a scent of rotten eggs coming in from the balcony. This hotel does not deserve 5 stars.

As an American traveler who values quality service and hospitality, I found Club Hotel Casino Loutraki to be a major disappointment. From the moment I arrived, the lack of professionalism was apparent. At the spa, the towel attendant was inattentive and disengaged, offering no assistance or courtesy whatsoever. For a resort that markets itself as luxurious, this level of service is simply unacceptable. The casino experience was equally underwhelming, poorly managed, lacking energy, and far from the vibrant atmosphere one would expect from a premier destination. Every aspect felt indifferent and outdated. I travel extensively and have experienced world-class hospitality in many countries, but this establishment fell far short of even basic international standards. Club Hotel Casino Loutraki needs serious improvement in both staff training and guest experience before it can truly call itself a luxury resort.

Interesting place for panorama, the church, the cave. Not so much parking, but if you go in the right timing, you find. The church is amazing with a lot of frescoes. The cave is keeping the body of the saint. View on Loutraki, you can see the Korynthos channel, you can see the two seas….the road to get there is very small, better to pass through the road in the direction of perachora

A beautiful and peaceful monastery in the mountains of Loutraki. It is not only a place of religious significance but also a spot of natural beauty. The journey up the mountain is scenic, and once you arrive, the tranquility is remarkable. I highly recommend visiting, whether for spiritual reasons or simply to enjoy the peace and stunning views.

Beautiful monastery with an amazing view. Take some time while you are there to enjoy the peace and spirituality.

The paths are marked by red dots on rocks from loutraki to the monastery. The hike is quite difficult.

The view is breathtaking, and somehow, the climate is so nice and relaxing up there

Like all monasteries in Greece, they are positioned and have a perfect integration into the landscape! Where else can you compare the joy of the monks and nuns with whom they welcome guests and their hospitality!

The St. Patapios Monastery is set on a hill (mountain) just above, north from the sea side town of Loutraki. Have in mind this is not the Monastery you see on that same hill from Loutraki beach. The St. Patapios Monastery is further up, secluded in the mountain, hard to spot down from the town. A 15-20 min narrow winding road drive takes you to a parking lot from where're several flights of steps to the Monastery. You can visit a nicely decorated small Church, as well the cave with St. Patapios relics. Best of all are the outstanding views from there - towns of Loutraki and Corinth, the Ionian side entrance to Corinth canal and both, Ionian and Aegean Sea. It's a nice 2 hours excursion from Loutraki I strongly recommend, both cultural and scenic

Yes yes yes yes WHAT A find! It’s like I don’t want to tell people but I know I have to!!! We came here late one Sunday afternoon, just in time for the sunset—and what perfect timing it was! I didn’t even know this place existed, and experiencing it during sunset was absolutely phenomenal. The whole area is surrounded by archaeological sites and sits high up near the lighthouse, offering incredible views. Although the lighthouse itself was closed, the sunset from that spot was breathtaking and well worth the visit. There were quite a few people around, some enjoying a meal and others simply taking in the view and atmosphere. It’s a truly special location—serene, scenic, and full of history. Definitely a hidden gem and a must-visit if you’re in the area.

The lighthouse is easily accessible by foot. The view from here is sensational. Afterwards, we recommend visiting the ancient part of the city, which is very well signposted with information.

Visited March of 2024 On our way to Corinth we stopped by The Melagavi lighthouse and it was a beautiful lighthouse that is right beside The Heraion of Perachora. Both are worth coming to see on this gorgeous peninsula. The Melagavi lighthouse, also known as Heraion lighthouse, was built in 1897 on the Agrilaos peninsula, in the golf of Alkyonides Islands. In 1947, the building was renovated and repaired. Its outline is T shaped, and it has a rectangular light tower. It is made of stone and it constitutes a typical example of classical lighthouse architecture. Melagavi is renowned to be one of the 10 most beautiful lighthouses in Greece and it is also one of the most photographed landmarks by travelers with thousands of captures on Social Media.

The hike to the lighthouse is a wonderful blend of adventure and scenery. The trail offers beautiful coastal views along the way, with a few inclines that add just enough challenge to make the journey exciting. Once you reach the lighthouse, the sweeping ocean panorama is absolutely breathtaking—a perfect reward for the effort. Wear comfortable shoes, bring some water, and take your time to enjoy the views both on the way and at the top.

Nice view, path is doable (but a bit dangerous if you have kids, so keep them with you). The light hits not accessible but you can enjoy all the view from the area in front of it.

Nice scenic place. You have to walk through an archaeological site to get to the Lighthouse. Small beach for swimming. Lots of people doing spear fishing and fishing from the rocks as it has deep waters around the lighthouse.

This evening pm3:48 is good weather

the museum is part of the excavation site, where you can also see the really worthwhile, well-preserved and large mosaic in the old bathhouse in the neighbouring area. Even though much of it is still underground, it is certainly worth a visit, hence our rating.

We went on a weekday and there was basically no one here. I don’t quite understand why, it was pretty interesting! Archaeologists from Vanderbilt were also here working which was interesting to watch. I’d recommend stopping by if you have time.

Great little stop off for our journey around Greece, only 5 euros each, and lots of history to learn about the excavation by Oscar Broneer from 1952-1967 and so on. Take a cold drink with you in the summer as it’s a bit of a walk around outside.

A small, but interesting museum covering the history of the area. I've seen an ancient statue commenrating a musican before!

We really enjoyed the museum. It’s small but very well organized, with fascinating artifacts and great explanations.

Together with the Roman baths, the museum is interesting (more than the site itself).

Great museum and site. Many finds we have not seen before as well as being able to walk around the site.

A beautiful location and a great vibe, but it really needs new benches urgently. The current ones are old and worn out, which makes it difficult to enjoy the park comfortably. It's such a lovely spot, and with a little update to the seating, it could be a perfect place to relax and take in the views. Great place for photoshoots by the water!

The coastal town of Loutraki, built at the foot of Geraneia Mountains, is approximately 4 km from the town of Corinth and 84 km from Athens. Loutraki is a popular tourist resort, known for its natural mineral and therapeutic springs since the 1930s, but also one of the most luxurious Casino Resorts in Europe. The modern spa town, situated along the coastline of the Corinthian Gulf, is vibrant and active throughout the year, but mostly during the summer months. Thanks to its state-of-the-art thermal facilities, high-standard conference centres, beautiful and pristine beaches, numerous accommodation, dining, and entertainment options, proximity to notable archaeological and religious monuments, museums, and natural landmarks, Loutraki is an ideal tourist destination throughout the whole year.

A park by the beach with some kids amusement rides nearby. Its a go to place for moms and toddlers. Very convenient place with nearby restaurants and cafes. You can feed pigeons or watch them flew over the trees. The kids park/playground only lacks benches inside and bins. Garbages are just visible everywhere.

A Little corner different from the busy and overrated main beach.

Quiet and silent place, but not in night through motorbike! Even pump gas nearly at buildings. Sunsets are amazing here! Sea was cold often and windly (on first numbers of July). There are trees very nice!)) Many fishermens, nice fishing for my husband))

What a great way to relax and enjoy a beautiful day! The park is clean and quiet. Make your way down to park enjoy the water, get a tan, or just sit in the shade and take it all in.

The best place for sunset walk. Very nice views, restaurants and shops. There is a beach too.

the museum is part of the excavation site, where you can also see the really worthwhile, well-preserved and large mosaic in the old bathhouse in the neighbouring area. Even though much of it is still underground, it is certainly worth a visit, hence our rating.

We went on a weekday and there was basically no one here. I don’t quite understand why, it was pretty interesting! Archaeologists from Vanderbilt were also here working which was interesting to watch. I’d recommend stopping by if you have time.

Great little stop off for our journey around Greece, only 5 euros each, and lots of history to learn about the excavation by Oscar Broneer from 1952-1967 and so on. Take a cold drink with you in the summer as it’s a bit of a walk around outside.

A small, but interesting museum covering the history of the area. I've seen an ancient statue commenrating a musican before!

We really enjoyed the museum. It’s small but very well organized, with fascinating artifacts and great explanations.

Together with the Roman baths, the museum is interesting (more than the site itself).

Great museum and site. Many finds we have not seen before as well as being able to walk around the site.

Remains of acient "road", made of polished marble, used to pull/drag ships from the Aegean to the Bay of Corinth, 2000 years before the Corinth canal was built.

I talked to the bridge guy :) he said it is closed for another 6 month, so until Apr 2026. Now it opena up twice a fay in the morning for some tow-boats. But the view is great!

A short 2.2 k walk from the bus station. Not much to see when there and in November - all restaurants along the way are shut. You will pass a supermarket. Good view once arrived.

Interesting place, especially due to unique bridge. When it is open it goes under water, allowing ships to pass. Unfortunately we had no time to see it but if you lucky you could come at the right time to see it. There is a remaining of the ancient stone road. Worthy to stop there.

We were lucky enough to see the bridge submerge when we were there. Quite interesting.

A bridge that dips in sea to give way to ships is a unique feature of this spot…

Very exciting to to see what was used before canal, before Christ.

Not bad ... Looks a bit worse on google... Food was nice... Entry staff very kind , Very attentive and busy life guards... Food simple nut very tasty... Lots of parking outside. Toilets not so bad... kids enjoyed a lot... water clean... Would go back...

For only 48€ 3 persons the aquapark is a disaster, the hygiene of toilets, showers , floors everything is dirty here . Greek people are letting small kids pissing in the that have no problem . All the personnel is racist and uncivilised. People are bringing food/ drinks from outside even if it is forbidden.

Nice slides , and reasonable prices. However, went on a Sunday and the place was packed. There was a shortage of inflatables and queues in most slides. Also the pool was so busy and the water looked dirty. On a positive note, snacks and drinks were reasonably priced and the toilets were clean.

The place is nice, nothing special but very correct. In the area of Corinth, Lutraki and Athens definetly the best one. Not to many things to do for adults and big kids and ticket price is not so small, for 4 members family, 1 child 6 years old, 2 child 11 years old + 2 adults it was 61 Eur

Great park, nicely organized, clean and safe. Lifeguards are in each pool, by each slide and fun ride. Staff is very polite and always smiling and food at the restaurant is fresh and tasty. All in all a fun day for 2 adults and 3 kids. Greatly recommended.

Nice place to have fun, and your kids. You can enjoy a nice coffee (utopia) you can grab a bite. In the weekends is very crowded. Better go before 11.00 to find sunbeds in the shadows. You can also eat souvlaki. The pools are watched by many many lifeguards. Toilets clean. Entrance 16 euros but if you are 4 persons you can get a discount maybe (12 euro / person). Friendly staff. Nice getaway near Athens.

5 persons for 80€ is the worst I could have spend my holiday money for. Everything is dirty and only 2 out of 8 advertised slides are open (except the children slides). Do not come here. It's a waste of money. Edit: Since the owner accused me of lying I added a picture of two of the closed slides. When I asked the staff they told me it's broken. Edit 2: Half an hour after posting the picture of the closed slides 3 additional slides did magically open (and 3 are still closed). The lesson here is: Google reviews matter. I wouldn't say it's a waste of money anymore, but I still leave the 1-star review since I was personally insulted as a liar by the owner.

Loved it

(Translated by Google) The crossing of the channel is fantastic!! Nice experience!!! The ticket is expensive for what it offers you... Overcrowded ..many standing and at 25 euros if you are Greek not even a bottle of water worth 15 cents of the euro ...and without a receipt please. Fortunately our tourists enjoy a glass for the price of the ticket water or a soft drink even in a disposable plastic cup. (Original) Το πέρασμα του δίαυλου φανταστικο !!Ωραία εμπειρία!!! Το εισιτήριο ακριβό για αυτό που σου προσφέρει... Υπεράριθμοι ..πολλοί όρθιοι και στα 25 ευρώ εάν είσαι Έλληνας ούτε ένα μπουκάλακι νερό αξιας15 λεπτών του ευρώ ...και χωρίς απόδειξη παρακαλώ.Ευτυχως οι τουρίστες μας στη τιμή του εισιτηρίου απολαμβάνουν ένα ποτήρι νερό ή ένα αναψυκτικό έστω και σε πλαστικό μιας χρήσης ποτήρι.

(Translated by Google) A very attractive cruise on the Corinth Canal, which is a huge attraction for foreign tourists eager for Greek history. I had very good e-mail contact with C.A.T. where I found out about the upcoming dates and times of the cruise. Additionally, information about cruises is available on Facebook. I sailed with my wife at the end of April 2025 and there were not too many people, the ticket costs €25. You can pay by card or cash. You can buy coffee or a snack on site. The ship sails through the canal and back. (Original) Bardzo atrakcyjny rejs Kanałem Korynckim, który jest ogromną atrakcją dla zagranicznego turysty spragnionego greckiej historii. Miałem bardzo dobry kontakt mailowy z C.A.T. gdzie dowiedziałem się o najbliższym terminach i godzinach rejsu. Dodatkowo informacje o rejsach dostępne są na Facebooku. Płynąłem z żoną pod koniec kwietnia 2025 i nie było za dużo ludzi, bilet kosztuje 25€. Można płacić kartą lub gotówką. Na miejscu można kupić kawę lub jakąś przekąskę. Statek płynie przez kanał i z powrotem.

(Translated by Google) Whatever you say is a bit much! Polite staff Nice atmosphere Awesome and romantic captain (he took us on a chuck bang right at sunset) Nice drinks MUSICIANS... I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO ANSWER... The only thing that really spoiled me was that the seats weren't numbered, but we managed to get a chair in the chuck (generally, he wants you to be there at 7:00 PM and not later. I'll go again!!! (Original) Ότι και να πεις είναι λίγο! Ευγενικό προσωπικό Ωραία ατμόσφαιρα Φοβερός και ρομαντικός καπετάνιος (μας πηγε τσακ μπαμ ακριβώς την ώρα που είχε ηλιοβασίλεμα) Ωραια ποτά ΜΟΥΣΙΚΑΡΕΣ... ΔΕΝ ΞΕΡΩ ΤΙ ΝΑ ΑΠΑΝΤΗΣΩ... Το μόνο που λιιιιιιιγοοοο πήγε να με χαλάσει είναι οτι δεν είναι αριθμημενες οι θέσεις αλλά οκ προλάβαμε στο τσακ καρέκλα (γενικά θέλει να είσαι εκεί 19:00 και όχι αργότερα. Θα ξαναπάω!!!

(Translated by Google) Overall pleasant cruise at sunset with a group to accompany the ride. The only downside was the people on the boat. We were really against each other. We arrived an hour early to hope for a seat. For the rest, it was nice and the view was magnificent. (Original) Croisière agréable dans l’ensemble au sunset avec un groupe pour accompagner la ballade. Seul bémol le monde sur le bateau. Nous étions vraiment les uns contre les autres. Nous sommes arrivés une heure à l’avance pour espérer avoir une place assise. Pour le reste, c’était sympa et la vue magnifique.

(Translated by Google) The live program with The final act combined with the amazing scenery of the Isthmus was an awesome experience. It's worth experiencing!!! The 25€ ticket is worth the money and the prices at the bar are very good. (Original) Φοβερή εμπειρία το live πρόγραμμα με τους The final act σε συνδυασμό με υο καταπληκτικό τοπίο του Ισθμού. Αξίζει να την ζήσετε!!! Το εισιτήριο 25€ αξίζει τα λεφτά του και οι τιμές στο μπαρ πολύ καλές.

(Translated by Google) Last night we enjoyed one of the most wonderful experiences of our lives!!! Evening cruise of the Isthmus with the boat Argo!!! It was also a full moon, I have no words! The boat is wonderful and spotlessly clean, the crew is very kind, musicians, drinks (1 drink is included in the price and of good quality, I must say, to their credit)...one of the best 25 euros of our lives!!!! Thank you Argo (Original) Εχθές το βράδυ απολαύσαμε μια απ τις πιο υπέροχες εμπειρίες-ζωής!!! Βραδινός διαπλους του Ισθμου με το σκάφος Argo!!! Ηταν και πανσεληνος, δεν εχω λογια!Το σκαφος υπέροχο και πεντακαθαρο,το πλήρωμα πολύ ευγενικό,μουσικαρες, ποταρες (περιλαμβάνεται 1 ποτό στην τιμή κ καλής ποιότητας να το αναφέρω στα μπράβο τους)...απ τα ωραιότερα 25 ευρώ της ζωής μας!!!! Θενκςςςς Argo

A beautiful location and a great vibe, but it really needs new benches urgently. The current ones are old and worn out, which makes it difficult to enjoy the park comfortably. It's such a lovely spot, and with a little update to the seating, it could be a perfect place to relax and take in the views. Great place for photoshoots by the water!

The coastal town of Loutraki, built at the foot of Geraneia Mountains, is approximately 4 km from the town of Corinth and 84 km from Athens. Loutraki is a popular tourist resort, known for its natural mineral and therapeutic springs since the 1930s, but also one of the most luxurious Casino Resorts in Europe. The modern spa town, situated along the coastline of the Corinthian Gulf, is vibrant and active throughout the year, but mostly during the summer months. Thanks to its state-of-the-art thermal facilities, high-standard conference centres, beautiful and pristine beaches, numerous accommodation, dining, and entertainment options, proximity to notable archaeological and religious monuments, museums, and natural landmarks, Loutraki is an ideal tourist destination throughout the whole year.

A park by the beach with some kids amusement rides nearby. Its a go to place for moms and toddlers. Very convenient place with nearby restaurants and cafes. You can feed pigeons or watch them flew over the trees. The kids park/playground only lacks benches inside and bins. Garbages are just visible everywhere.

A Little corner different from the busy and overrated main beach.

Quiet and silent place, but not in night through motorbike! Even pump gas nearly at buildings. Sunsets are amazing here! Sea was cold often and windly (on first numbers of July). There are trees very nice!)) Many fishermens, nice fishing for my husband))

What a great way to relax and enjoy a beautiful day! The park is clean and quiet. Make your way down to park enjoy the water, get a tan, or just sit in the shade and take it all in.

The best place for sunset walk. Very nice views, restaurants and shops. There is a beach too.

I don't know what's inside as it wasn't open in the past 2 years. On the outside a renovation is going on supposedly, but the building is already vandalized with graffiti. On top of this a lot of gypsies are camping around it constantly leaving disgusting trash behind them. I hope one day I can change my rating.

At a small casual park at the centre of the city, next to the port.

Interesting and friendly

(Translated by Google) The Historical - Folklore Museum of Corinth, Vasos Petropoulos - Univ. Gartagani, was founded with the aim of finding, preserving and displaying folklore material as well as disseminating relevant knowledge and information to the general public in every way. Chronologically arranged from the early 19th century to the mid-20th century, its rich collections include women's and men's costumes from many regions of Greece, embroideries, textiles, silversmithing, metalwork and woodcarving as well as agricultural tools and household utensils. The three-story building is located in a central part of the city of Corinth, surrounded by a square, in which a bust of its founder has been erected. On the ground floor, the rural life of the Corinthian region is presented with rich material from tools for the main crops, samples of houses, household utensils and small objects. On the mezzanine floor, a set of 19th century urban furniture is exhibited as well as a library with books from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. This material comes from a donation from the family of the writer Asteris Kovvatzis. On the 1st and 2nd floors of the Museum, women's and men's costumes, festive and everyday, individual sections of clothing, jewelry, embroidery are presented. The 3rd floor is reserved for Educational Programs and periodical exhibitions. The Educational Programs operate daily for the entire school year and annually serve approximately 4,000 students and teachers, as well as adults, people with special needs. They aim at the creative and pleasant contact of the public with popular culture and the cultivation of the mood for personal contribution and participation in the preservation of cultural heritage. As for periodic exhibitions, these are held at least once a year with a different theme, historical or folklore, which exhibitions are usually accompanied by printed material and the corresponding Educational Programs. (Original) Το Ιστορικό - Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Κορίνθου, Βάσου Πετρόπουλου - Παν. Γαρταγάνη, ιδρύθηκε με σκοπό την ανεύρεση, συντήρηση και προβολή λαογραφικού υλικού καθώς και τη διάδοση με κάθε τρόπο των σχετικών γνώσεων και πληροφοριών στο ευρύ κοινό. Οι πλούσιες συλλογές του που τοποθετούνται χρονικά από τις αρχές του 19ου αιώνα ως τα μέσα του 20ου αιώνα, περιλαμβάνουν γυναικείες και ανδρικές φορεσιές από πολλές περιοχές της Ελλάδας, κεντήματα, υφαντά, έργα αργυροχρυσοχοΐας, μεταλλοτεχνίας και ξυλογλυπτικής καθώς και αγροτικά εργαλεία και οικιακά σκεύη. Το τριώροφο κτίριο βρίσκεται σε κεντρικό σημείο της πόλης της Κορίνθου, περιβάλλεται από πλατεία, στην οποία έχει στηθεί και προτομή της ιδρύτριάς του. Στο ισόγειο παρουσιάζεται ο αγροτικός βίος της περιοχής της Κορινθίας με πλούσιο υλικό από εργαλεία για τις βασικές καλλιέργειες, δείγματα κατοικιών, οικιακά σκεύη και μικροαντικείμενα. Στον ημιώροφο εκτίθεται ένα σύνολο από αστικά έπιπλα του 19ου αιώνα καθώς και βιβλιοθήκη με βιβλία του 17ου, 18ου και 19ου αιώνα. Το υλικό αυτό προέρχεται από δωρεά της οικογένειας του λογοτέχνη Αστέρη Κοββατζή. Στον 1ο και 2ο όροφο του Μουσείου παρουσιάζονται γυναικείες και αντρικές φορεσιές, γιορτινές και καθημερινές, μεμονωμένα τμήματα ενδυμασιών, κοσμήματα, κεντήματα. Ο 3ος όροφος προορίζεται για τα Εκπαιδευτικά Προγράμματα και τις περιοδικές εκθέσεις. Τα Εκπαιδευτικά Προγράμματα λειτουργούν καθημερινά για όλο το σχολικό έτος και εξυπηρετούν ετησίως περίπου 4.000 μαθητές και εκπαιδευτικούς, αλλά και ενήλικες, άτομα με ειδικές ανάγκες. Έχουν σκοπό τη δημιουργική και ευχάριστη επαφή του κοινού με το λαϊκό πολιτισμό και την καλλιέργεια της διάθεσης για προσωπική συμβολή και συμμετοχή στη διάσωση της πολιτιστικής κληρονομιάς. Ως προς τις περιοδικές εκθέσεις, αυτές πραγματοποιούνται τουλάχιστον μια φορά κάθε χρόνο με διαφορετικό θέμα, ιστορικό ή λαογραφικό, οι οποίες εκθέσεις συνοδεύονται συνήθως από έντυπο υλικό και τα ανάλογα Εκπαιδευτικά Προγράμματα.

(Translated by Google) We look forward to its re-opening to the public after a brave renovation that transforms it into a new museum in the city of Corinth. The Museum was a favorite destination for schools and organized groups, but individual visitors always had something to see. We are also looking forward to the many actions that he always organizes either alone or in collaboration with renowned cultural institutions. Watch his action and don't miss his new start is my suggestion. (Original) Αναμένουμε με μεγάλο ενδιαφέρον να ανοίξει ξανά τις πύλες του για το κοινό, μετά από μια γενναία ανανέωση που το μεταμορφώνει σε ένα νέο μουσείο στην πόλη της Κορίνθου. Το Μουσείο ήταν αγαπημένος προορισμός σχολείων και οργανωμένων ομάδων, αλλά και οι μεμονωμένοι επισκέπτες είχαν πάντα κάτι να δουν. Αναμένουμε και τις πολλές δράσεις που πάντα οργανώνει είτε μόνο του είτε σε συνεργασία με καταξιωμενους φορείς Πολιτισμού. Παρακολουθήσετε τη δράση του και μην χάσετε το νέο του ξεκίνημα είναι η πρόταση μου.

(Translated by Google) The Historical - Folklore Museum of Corinth was established in 1976 on the initiative of the Corinthian Alkmenis Petropoulos-Gartaganis and operates as a Legal Entity under Private Law, under the supervision of the Ministries of Culture and Finance. Its national and public purposes are focused on finding, rescuing, safeguarding, maintaining and displaying in a permanent exhibition the documents of history and mainly the works of popular tradition of modern Hellenism. Its establishment is the culmination of the continuous and long-term social contribution of its founder, who showed great interest in collecting works of modern Greek popular culture. (Original) Το Ιστορικό - Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Κορίνθου, συστήθηκε το 1976 με πρωτοβουλία της κορίνθιας Αλκμήνης Πετροπούλου-Γαρταγάνη και λειτουργεί ως Νομικό Πρόσωπο Ιδιωτικού Δικαίου, τελώντας υπό την εποπτεία των Υπουργείων Πολιτισμού και Οικονομικών. Oι εθνοφελείς και κοινωφελείς σκοποί του επικεντρώνονται στην ανεύρεση, διάσωση, διαφύλαξη, συντήρηση και προβολή σε μόνιμη έκθεση των τεκμηρίων της ιστορίας και κυρίως των έργων λαϊκής παράδοσης του νεότερου Ελληνισμού. Η ίδρυσή του αποτελεί το επιστέγασμα της αδιάλειπτης και πολύχρονης κοινωνικής προσφοράς της ιδρύτριάς του, η οποία επέδειξε μεγάλο ενδιαφέρον για την περισυλλογή έργων του νεοελληνικού λαϊκού πολιτισμού.

(Translated by Google) It is worth watching the Museum's program of activities! Interesting collaborations, very worthwhile events with rare themes. (Original) Αξίζει να παρακολουθήσετε το πρόγραμμα δράσεων του Μουσείου! Ενδιαφέρουσες συνεργασίες, πολύ αξιόλογες εκδηλώσεις με σπάνια θεματολογία.