The museum and the archaeological site of Corinth are definitely worth visiting! I recommend bringing water, a hat, and comfortable shoes, especially on hot days. The only downside is that it’s a bit tricky to get there: you either need a car or have to take a taxi (from Corinth town we paid €12 to reach Ancient Corinth and the archaeological site). That said, it’s absolutely worth it. On our way back to Athens, our taxi driver stopped at the Isthmus of Corinth(20€): we got to see the canal, take some photos, and there’s also a ticket office and a bus stop for the return to Athens.

Easy to get to off the main highway. Normally open 8am to 8 pm. Closes at 6:30 in October. Costs to enter. They do not give you a map so you will need to read the signs to understand what you are viewing. The museum was nice and flowed well. It is easy for adults and small children to navigate.

Wandering through Ancient Corinth felt like stepping into a half-remembered dream. The worn columns and fragments of marble seem to whisper stories rather than display them. It’s not just a collection of ruins — the air itself feels textured with age. The small museum nearby ties everything together with quiet elegance, making the visit feel thoughtful rather than rushed.

Ancient Korinth is an incredible place to visit! We absolutely loved exploring the site — it’s full of history, stunning ruins, and breathtaking views. The atmosphere was peaceful yet powerful, and walking through such an ancient place was truly unforgettable. Highly recommend it — it’s AMAZING! 🏛️✨

So incredible to walk through what was once a thriving and bustling structure in ancient Greece. We especially were in awe of the Bema where the Apostle Paul would speak...so cool and rich in biblical history. A must see in Greece!

So much to see and learn....signage good, but could be better. Being there, envisioning the Apostle Paul sharing the Gospel,made the Scriptures come alive. Much larger area, than I anticipated.

Nice place to visit with amazing views and great with historical richness. Entrance is 15 Euros per person. There are free admissions for certain people. Free parking lot nearby.

Kids under 17 free. Museum was great, had AC. The site was huge, lots to see. Easy parking. Do museum first then site. When done, tons of restaurants, shops are in the area. It was a great experience.

Is a 2 hour journey from Athens by train Where you disembark at Corinth where you can visit the Corinth canal before you take local taxi on to little town that is the home of the temple of Apollo and church of saint Paul beautiful place to watch perfect sunset on an evening

So glad I decided last minute to join a tour of Corinth — the second stop was this the Temple of Apollo. The ruins are fascinating, the columns still standing are amazing, and the whole atmosphere is so rich with history. But that’s not all — there’s a lot to see in the archaeological site such as Museum, the ancient theatre, Temple of Octavia, Perein fountain, and more! Really walk through layers of time. The more you wander, the more you discover — ruins, art, stories. Definitely a highlight of the trip. Don’t forget to go and try the local foods there as well!

Huge antique site with numerous artefacts and an amazing hall in the museum with artefacts dating 5300 years B.C. which is an amazing thing to find prehistoric artefacts in ancient Greece. Is a must see for history lovers.

Cannot say enough about PREMIERE Workd Travel out of Los Angeles! Their tours use the best local guides and have the most excellent bus drivers. Between them we were always arriving at least busy times and enjoying the sites. Particularly this one I liked, the Temple of Apollo and Delphi

Interesting site. Ruins of old Corinth. Take time to look around. Museum is small but has some well done displays, including ancient Hreek statues that Google won't let me post due to "sexually explicit content".🙄🫩

This is just the part you see from the road, but there’s so much more in the park. Lots of Christian religious history intertwined with the Greek mythology. Great photo ops!

Having been to quite a few museums in Greece, it's truly spectacular that each one we go to is very different to the next and to see new things from each area of Greece. This place was a great addition to our visit. It was a great setup of the museum, very well layed out with beautiful pieces to show. The history of the Corinth was great to read from the writing on the walls.

The Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth is a must-see, covering the city’s fascinating history from prehistoric times to the Roman era. The exhibits are beautifully presented, and the frescoes are particularly impressive — vibrant, detailed, and unforgettable. The only drawback was an unpleasant quarrel between museum guards over their working shifts, which disrupted the atmosphere. Staff should show more respect for the site and its visitors. Otherwise, an excellent and highly recommended museum.

Staff at ticketing and in the museum didn't appear too welcoming. Tidy and preserved placed though. Nice piece of ancient history.

Corinth was never the most powerful city in ancient Greece, but it was the wealthiest for a considerably long run. Its history is lengthy and rich as well, running deep into mythology and to the roots of historical recordings. The museum exhibits a spectacular collection that reflects the long journey of the city through the ages. Unfortunately its size cannot accommodate the immense volume of potential exhibits the excavations of this ancient land have to offer. On the other hand, this makes it easier to fit into your schedule. Enjoy!

The archaeological museum of ancient corinth is a little joy. I learnt so much in this museum. Please go through this place after you've looked at the ancient corinth site. The museum will only make sense after you've seen the site. I had a tour guide with me which brought the museum to life. There are at least 5-6 rooms with a lot of artifacts from sculptures, pots, toys, and helmets. So there is a lot of variety. There were two lovely sculptures and an esophagus but alas you are not allowed to take photos of it, it took me a great deal of strength not to take a photo 😁 If you're into archeological sites, then you should come to this place 😊

The Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth is a highly regarded destination for history enthusiasts visiting the Peloponnese. Situated within the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth, the museum offers a comprehensive look into the region's rich history, from prehistoric times through the Byzantine era. Extensive Collections: The museum showcases artifacts from various periods, including the Prehistoric, Classical, and Roman eras. Notable exhibits feature votive offerings from the Asklepieion, Roman statues, inscriptions, and items from the Late Roman Jewish Synagogue. Visitors appreciate the museum's informative displays, with many items accompanied by English descriptions, enhancing the understanding of Corinth's historical significance. The museum is conveniently located near the archaeological site, making it easy to explore both the indoor and outdoor exhibits. It's also close to local amenities, including parking, restaurants.

Bought online self guided tour ticket from Booking.com. Arrived few minutes (2-3mins) after 17.40. Was told we could not enter as we were too late. Also told that online booking would not be accepted and we would have to pay for tickets. Previously told (earlier same day) by lady at exit (lower down town) that the facility was open to 20.00. Very disappointed. Was looking forward to visiting Temple of Apollo. Google maps says Archaeological Museum closes at 19:00. Temple of Apollo closes at 20:00.

I loved it I know its a long hike The hike up is a bit steep, but totally worth it! If you love history, mythology, and spectacular scenery, this is a must-visit when in Corinth. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water—it's a big site to explore!

Don’t go there in the middle of the day, as the sun can be harsh and there’s little shade. Bring plenty of water, a hat, and wear good shoes since the paths can be uneven. The view of the sea is breathtaking from the top, stretching endlessly with deep blue waters meeting the horizon. There’s also convenient parking nearby, which makes access easy, though it can get busy during weekends and holidays.

There is a breathtaking view from the top of the hill. It is worth climbing up here. There is a parking lot at the foot of the castle, from where you can walk up to the castle on a steep slope. It is really worth it. There is no entrance fee, but it is important to pay attention to the opening hours because they really do close the gate.

No entrance fees, spent about 2.5 hrs there…travelled around 2.85km inside. Elevation around 160m from the entrance. Could have explored more but the site closes at 3.30pm…the gate closes fully at 3.30pm and there doesn’t seem to be any way out after that, so have to be aware of the time. Alarms start sounding around 3pm. Toilets are located outside, where the restaurant is. Beautiful views and ruins, worth going definitely!

A massive fortification overlooking the wealthiest city of ancient Greece. If you look closely, you will see phases of masonry from many historical periods, from ancient to post medieval times and all in between. Its size renders it almost impossible to see in a single visit. The entirety of the enclosure was built during the Archaic Period by the Kypselids, the tyrant (at that time the word meant ruler and had not yet acquired the negative demeanor it has today) dynasty of Corinth and especially Periandros, son of Kypselos, who was one of the seven wise men of Archaic Greece (among these were also Solon of Athens, one of the fathers of democracy, and Thales of Miletos). The remains of these walls can still be seen all along the base of the walls. The overall enclosure is huge and encompasses all of the area elevated upon the top of the rock, which offers incredible natural defenses on all sides but for a sector in the SW corner. The importance of this fortification cannot be understated. From its commanding position it controlled the entrance to the Peloponnese and the Diolkos, the equivalent of the Suez canal of sea trade in the ancient Mediterranean. Corinth had two major ports, one in the Corinthian Gulf and one in the Saronic Gulf. Ships would dock in one of the two, unload their cargo to be transported to the other dock by land, while the empty vessel would be rolled on the paved road to also end up at the port on the opposite side. This saved seafarers the trip around the Peloponnese, which meant saving time and money, as well as providing much more safety from menacing weather and pirates that constantly endangered ancient seamen. Corinth was greatly enriched by providing this service, as well as by other activities, such as lodging and entertainment for the sailors while the land transport took place. These all lasted all the way through the Archaic, the Classical and the Hellenistic periods, all in all about half a millenia. A major interruption was the time following the Roman punitive sack of Corinth in 146 BC. During the centuries of the Pax Romana the fortress, far from the borders and under Roman protection, was no longer required to be upkept at peak condition. Nevertheless, its sturdy construction upon the naturally fortified rock still stood strong enough to repel the barbarian raids of the 3rd and 4th centuries AD. It seems that the first emperor to really conduct extensive rebuilding on the site was Justinian. The Eastern Roman (Byzantine) empire kept the site in more-or-less excellent condition throughout its lengthy historical journey, and it served as a major army base for most of this time. A Norman raid in 1170 caught the garrison unprepared and thus the site was sacked. In the early 13th century the raiding "crusaders" of the 4th crusade failed to take it by force, and opted to build a castle and additional defensive works in order to compel the garrison to eventually surrender, after about five years of holding out. The Franks made some additions (mainly the keep and the small enclosure surrounding it), and later the Venetians also modified the upper parts of the walls in order to adapt them to the age of gunpowder. So what we see today is a Byzantine rebuild directly upon the Archaic core, topped by Venetian finishes with some Frankish additions.

This is a huge area with medieval constructions. We didn't get the time to go everywhere, but enjoyed what we did. In addition to the construction, you get wonderful sights over the seas on both sides and the neighbour cities. And it's free. The only downside is that it closes as early as 3.30pm. You should wear good shoes and be ready to walk a lot.

Amazing place, a bit of a hike to get around but you get rewarded with wonderful views, ancient stories and buildings to look at

Excellent quality of food and service. Highly recommend to order fish, fresh and tasty. Greek salad always a good option. And everything with reasonable pricing.

The food is authentic and quite tasty. The staff are friendly, and the prices are reasonable. You can sit outside for a better view of the sea and mountains, although it can be a bit chilly at this time of year.

Great spot 50 feet from the exit of ancient Corinth. There is no clear sign outside. Just exit ancient Corinth and turn right and it is caddy corner with green tablecloths. Friendly service, good prices, and tasty food

Took a George's taxi from Athens to see Ancient Cornith. After touring the museum their we stopped here for the local food. It was June so we sat out on the patio to enjoy the views. Food was awesome and a fitting end to our Mediterranean trip.

Sat outside near plaza. Wild cats were first to catch my attention. Good Service. Delicious authentic grilled fish and salad. Very reasonable pricing.

Tasty food and reasonable prices. Very helpful staff. The place is very nice itself.

The Moussaka tasted ok, not great, similar to the prepackaged ones you can get at the supermarket. The grilled squid was really not nice. It arrived after 5 minutes, which means it was probably preboiled and then grilled briefly. It did not taste good and was very rubbery. They also didn't have any of the dishes we wanted to order, they were all out. The food also just looked kind of bad. Definitely not worth the money, too bad. I don't know if it was a one time thing, but I can't make sense of all the positive reviews.

This is the best food I have ever eaten in Greece. The view overlooks Ancient Corinth, so beautiful at dusk! and the sevice was wonderful. Stuffed grapes leaves are so good, I could eat the whole plate myself! The mousakka was the best mousakka I ever ate. So good we are thinking of eating there two nights in a row, even though we know we should try someplace else! And we drive there! Not sure why this place doesn't have 5 stars. Not fancy, just great Greek food!

This is a lovely restaurant, in a lovely location, with absolutely stunning views - during the afternoon and the moonlight. Staff were friendly and the service was excellent. They have a nice selection of Greek food to try on their menu. Unfortunately, our food was quite basic and overcooked. And I only took stars off of my review based on the food. The presentation of the food was nice though and the portion sizes quite large.

Food was good. Service was unkind and unprepared. Had to ask for olive oil, vinegar and ketchup which took along time to Bri g to our table. Atmosphere on the rear roof top overseeing the Bema seat was amazing. Appreciated that they accepted US dollars which was an easier way for us to pay.

My wife and I had lunch after visiting ancient Corinth. We shared wine, salad, Greek Bouyourdi recipe, and mix grill of lamb, pork, chicken and beef. With amazing service and view from terrace, you should not pass on the wonderful place. With the beauty of the history as a backdrop, you will not be disappointed.

Very good lunch here,and the waiter is perfect! Smiling and at our service 😊 We totally recommend this place 👍😊

The food and the view were amazing. The service was excellent and very polite. A nice place to visit if you are in ancient Korinthos.

We came Sunday at noon. It was pretty full but not inough to justify the time it took to get service. We waited for so long. We ordered spinach feta pie and chicken souvlaki the food was good but nothing special, the day before we ate at the beginning grill which was cheaper quicker and better.

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.

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...

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

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.

Small water park. Was worried it was too small before going but the three kids were entertained and didn’t want to leave at closing. Fair price of admission and food and drinks once inside. Worth a visit if staying in the area. value for money.

It was good for preparing for the night flight. Old place, not so many slides and simple. Price was 16 per person

The Corinth Canal is a truly spectacular sight, and it's much more than just a waterway. Standing on the bridge, you get a powerful sense of the history and the immense engineering effort it took to carve this narrow, deep channel through solid rock. The sheer cliffs on either side are breathtaking, and watching a ship navigate this incredibly tight passage is a unique and thrilling experience. It's a must-do for anyone traveling through Greece, offering both a stunning natural view and a fascinating glimpse into human ingenuity.

Nice place to stop by! Such a deep and narrow cuts which separates the Peloponnese peninsula from the Greek mainland. With a nice history behind ofcourse. Only the view from the bridge is stunning. I wanted to try bungee jumping here but it was closed 😩 Still, totally worth the visit!

An amazing human construction. It is still incomprehensible to me how they were able to build this at the end of the 19th century with the technical capabilities of the time, based on the plans of Hungarian architect István Türr. It is worth walking across the bridge. And if you are lucky, you might even catch someone bungee jumping from a height of 60 meters. One criticism is that the site is not adequately signposted with information.

We visited the Corinth Canal and were absolutely amazed by its breathtaking views — it’s a must-see both for its visual impact and historical significance. Standing on the bridge and looking down into the narrow, deep waterway is truly unforgettable. There are several nearby restaurants and cafés where you can enjoy a meal or a drink at relatively reasonable prices. It’s a great spot to take a break, enjoy the scenery, and soak in the atmosphere. For thrill-seekers, there’s also the opportunity to go bungee jumping right over the canal. At around €100 per person, it’s definitely on the pricier side, but it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that adds a real adrenaline rush to your visit. Parking was easy and the area felt tourist-friendly. I’d highly recommend stopping here if you’re passing through the region — even a short visit is worth it!

Absolutely amazing! Stunning views. We stopped here while travelling through Greece. There was plenty of parking and also many restraunts, shops, cafés and beaches nearby. Would definitely recommend going to see and experience for yourself.

You can't imagine how much I love Corinth canal, it looks unreal. I was many times here and always is amazing. I can stand on the bridge all day long. Don't miss this beauty.

It it really is one of the most beautiful sights in Greece not far away from Athens 1 hour drive. Truly mesmerizing and if you are up for the bungee jumping experience that's another plus

I love here is so peaceful! One the rare places where you can do the shopping or have some food or coffee in peace and relax! I really enjoy walking around

Beautiful statue along the water in modern Corinth. Great place to sit nearby and people watch or enjoy a lunch in the benches like we did. A lovely focal piece.

Point of view... gives a feeling of the ancient supernatural connection with nature and God's. Symbol of the Corinthians history.

Such a perfect location for this delightful sculpture.

Beautiful statue at the central square of the city, next to the port. The lighting at the evening hours is pretty nice too. The square is very popular destination for families with kids, a clean and safe. There are cafe, bars and restaurants at the aera around.

Nice statue is the centrepiece of new Corinth. The place has benches all around to enjoy the scenery.

Nice place for rest.

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.

Centrally located. Good sandwiches. French fries with cheddar gross - this is no way cheddar. Overall ok for the price.

I love everything about Number 1 when I stop to eat here. I can’t get better portions for so less euros anywhere else! The service is such a hit too. I recommend the chicken souvlaki and the pasta. The pasta is topped on a big plate so it never spills out, and the souvlaki comes with a lemon to juice it with. See you again soon. 👋

Loved it. Absolutely highest recommendation I can give it. Awesome variety of Greek home cooked dishes daily, like stuffedegg plant. We ate there every day for a week. It was so good we didn't want to chance it anywhere else. Must try their risottos. All are excellent! Also their "Pligouri" salad is to die for. Had it it every day

Good food done on order with plenty of options Poor service quality as staff is not performing at my expectations although I appreciate this is a restaurant volume oriented All in all recommended for the food and the view on the sea and the central location

The food was delicious and portions were big.

Very friendly and helpful service. Very good salad, suvlaki, pita...all freshly made at order

The service was pleasant. The food was very good and reasonably priced. It was presented well and very fresh. I certainly enjoyed the experience that we had while dining here. It is a good value for the price. I suggest you try it out.

You can get burrito and falafel too which is quite exciting in the land of the gyro. Cheap and cheerful with outside heated dining. Also serves beer! And has a menu in English.

She was very rude and lazy waitress and we was waiting 30 minutes for our order because the was talking.. Not again back and not recommending to anyone

Really good gyros.

The best job in town.

Very nice souvlaki

Great food!

Super

I've been here 20yo and came back just for the memory of the tastiest suvlaki ever. They were good as I remembered! We tried the fried cream and Spanish cake, all delicious. Nice bar and shopping point inside. A lot of tables close to che channel (no view)

This was a place we visited for one thing and one thing only...to have an authentic pork souvlaki stick, fries and a Greek salad. How many sticks did we have... plenty and I'll leave it to that. Thank you @Ikon5 for posting your reel on Instagram and inspiring us to visit this place.

Ordered the pork, chicken, and kebap (lamb and beef). Also got the Greek salad. Everything was great, priced great and enjoyed the view of the Corinth Canal too.

Angry and sassy waiter, who rolled his eyes and sighed when we said the burgers looked nothing like promised. Took them away and gave them back with two sloppy pieces of salad that we ended up picking out of the burgers anyways.

The cafe is a great place to park up get a coffee and then walk on the bridge. The rating reflects the scam not the cafe (the cafe would have got 4 stars) HOWEVER. Beware scammers. As we returned to our hire car we were met by a man with a hand full off windscreen wipers. He showed us the damaged blades on ours and then insisted to replace them for free?? Him and his accomplice had obviously removed ours whilst we were viewing the Corinth canal. He replaced them and then demanded 10 euros each. At which point I gave him just 10 euro and locked the door and drove off. Basically I paid 10 euro to get my own blades back and get away safely. No doubt the hire car company would have charged me a lot more had I left the damaged ones which they had swapped onto my car. Couldn't believe this could happen in broad daylight in front of a busy row of shops with people sitting outside. We used this car park after reading the bad reviews of the car park across the road.

A very convenient and tasty break for a pit stop.

A nice service area just entering the Peloponnesus and after crossing the channel called in Greek: Itshmos, from the main land. Ideal for a break, taking some snacks and preparing yourself to continue the journey to the Arcadian nice places.

I love the location, playground and shops. It only needs some more choice for coffee and snacks as there is only one cafe. It is the perfect spot for a sunny day.

A small seaside mall with some brand name shops offering mostly affordable casual wear with brand names like Mango, H&M, Funky Budda and Greek chain shoe store Tsakiris Malas among several others. The crowning glory is its location with a big Cafe overlooking the sea where you can rest, have a cold beverage or something to eat. The best part for me was the huge Sklavenitis grocery store. You'll find everything you need there. It's very impressive and definitely worth checking out.

Pretty good mall. Not too many shops, but enough to get what you need. It is right at the water though and has a gorgeous view!

Nice place to visit. Has several main shops such as: decathlon, mango, hm, huge supermarket. And local greek brands of clothes and shoes. Also several coffee and food shops. Decent prices, many parking spots, and by the end of the mall you have beautiful view of the sea.

It's okay, not a very big mall. Few shops only but overall nice.

Its very good supermarket, you can find a lot of usual things but also a lot of local specialities 👍🤗😋

A really beautiful and good place for shopping and for a nice working at night with sunset.

Giannikos Winery offers a fantastic wine tasting. The owner, Michael was so accommodating and knowledgeable. The wine was fantastic and it was just the right amount of information. We purchased several bottles and can't wait to share them with friends.

A wonderful family winery that was a delight to visit and appreciate. The organic wines are delicious, and grown by the family in a couple of locations. Delicious wines and scheduling a visit is highly recommended! 100% organic. Small family winery. 100 years old. 8 hectares of grapes. 20000 liter tank. 10 different wines. 40K bottles. 350 varieties of indigenous grapes grown in Greece. Smooth wines. Export 90% of production. 400 euros to ship 50 bottles to states.

If you are in the area and even if you are not a wine lover, this place is a must Great atmosphere A family winery where Michael manages the visits and you have to arrange in advance A selection of fine wines whose uniqueness is that they are organic and there is no mixing of varieties Explanations and tastings for a fee In the end, we also left with4 bottles of wine to enjoy at home

Michael (Yanukis) Giannikos!!!! You have to go see him! His tour was amazing lots of cool stories, very good vibes. Also lots of honest professional explanations of the equipment. The wine was great!!! We bought 5 bottles. Also the cheese palate that came with it with just perfect. We can’t recommend it enough if we could they would get 100 stars✨

I cannot believe that such a a nice places exist here! Honestly it’s one of the best small, organic wineries I ever been. It was just a pleasure to chat with the owner and to take a taste trip to his idea of good and tasty wines. I bought few bottles of nis own Tsipouro, amazing! On top he called to his friend with unique restaurant near….. Thanks Mr. Giannikos for your amazing warm attitude. And for your recommendation. See you next time!

Kostas was an excellent host and made us feel so welcome! He is extremely knowledgeable and an excellent communicator. The winery is as wineries should be... simple, authentic and classic. The tasting was extremely fun and giggles increased which each glass. They have absolutely delicious wines!! We walked away with several bottles. 🍾 Don't miss an unforgettable and unique experience while visiting Corinthos 🍷

Fantastic experience! Offered amazing advice on exploring the Peloponnese, wine, and fantastic restaurants. Would love to come back. The wine is amazing and we left with four bottles.

Nice small Orthodox church

(Translated by Google) The Church of the Three Brigades is a small beautiful church. The name Three Hierarchs refers to three saints and theologians of the Orthodox Christian Religion, patrons of letters and students, John the Chrysostom, Basil the Great and Gregory the Nazianzus or Theologian. Fathers of the Church and Saints emerged. Their wisdom and action gave them the title of the Greatest Lights, as is chanted in their motto: The Three Greatest Lights of the Trisiliou Godhead. Our church honors them on the thirtieth of January, with special splendor. January 30 is not a simple holiday, but a day of celebration of education and letters. (Original) Η Εκκλησία των Τριών Ταξιαρχών, είναι μια μικρή όμορφη εκκλησία. Με την ονομασία Τρεις Ιεράρχες αναφέρονται τρεις άγιοι και Θεολόγοι της Ορθόδοξης Χριστιανικής Θρησκείας, προστάτες των γραμμάτων και των μαθητών, ο Ιωάννης ο Χρυσόστομος, ο Βασίλειος ο Μέγας και ο Γρηγόριος ο Ναζιανζηνός ή Θεολόγος. Αναδείχθηκαν Πατέρες της Εκκλησίας και Άγιοι. Η σοφία και η δράση τους, τούς έδωσε τον τίτλο των Μεγίστων Φωστήρων, όπως ψέλνεται και στο τροπάριό τους: Τους Τρεις Μεγίστους Φωστήρας Της Τρισηλίου Θεότητος. Η εκκλησία μας τους τιμά την τριακοστή Ιανουαρίου, με ιδιαίτερη λαμπρότητα. Η 30η Ιανουαρίου δεν είναι μια απλή ημέρα αργίας, αλλά μια ημέρα γιορτής της παιδείας και των γραμμάτων.

(Translated by Google) Father wonderful and loved by all the faithful. The church full of worshipers with reverence. (Original) Ο Πάτερ υπέροχος και αγαπητός από όλους τους πιστούς. Η εκκλησία γεμάτη από πιστούς με ευλάβεια.

(Translated by Google) A church where you can pray in peace and contentment!!! (Original) Εκκλησία που μπορείς να προσευχηθείς με ηρεμία και κατάνυξη!!!

(Translated by Google) Small church, peace and quiet. (Original) Μικρή εκκλησία, ηρεμία και κατάνυξη.

This place is a peach. Clean and cultured. Not too expensive either and free sunbeds at the the bars if you drink and eat. Why was it not busy? Why is it not in the tourist lists. I will return.

A nice beach adjuscent to Corinth. The coastline is long and wide enough for most activities, shower is available and restaurants are nearby after the swim.

Beautiful beach, the water is a bit cold in winter of course, but otherwise very nice environment with a boardwalk. Very empty.

The beach itself is so long. There is place for everything. Many shops to eat and drink. Really popular during summer time. To get yourself a table, you have to go early on weekends.

Very organized beach. Beach chairs are free as long as you order food or beverages. Pebble beach.

Very nice view and beach 🏖️

Impressive beach and wonderful boardwalk with restaurants and cafes. Some of the best fish sampled. I recommend if you are in the area.

The service is the worst I ever had in Greece. The items listed in the menu seem to be a nice wish rather than reality. The waiters were incapable of delivering anything ordered without a problem. Including soda. They were rude and hostile as if their incompetence was the luck I fully deserved😁 I tried to laugh it out but it was impossible to deal with all the little frustrationas that kept piling up. My advise would be don't go anywhere near this one if you want to have a nice time.

Absolutely garbage. Even the fries were old and cold. All our food came out at different times. If you come here and plan on eating together think again. Worst experience in Greece. DO NOT EAT HERE

Table outside next to the beach- nice atmosphere, indoors it looks clean and modern. the service was good and professional with focus for the costumer.the food was excellent with focus for detail. It is definitely not the last time I visit the place.

Have been there more than 10 times because of the quality of service (waiters and waitresses are super polite) and the cocktails. But... ... management is a bunch of pretentious aholes. Apparently you are allowed to change a diaper on the beach bed (when I complained about it I was told that "I am not going to tell a mom what to do with her child") instead of using the bathroom facilities for diaper change. Completely disrespectful for the next customer that is going to sit on that beach bed. Yet in the same place I was told that we are disallowed from playing (my own) tabletop games (tavli) probably because of the noise that dice make. Are phones allowed? Maybe we need to text each other instead of talking? Go f yourselfs.

Great cafe / restaurant / bar. Good service and music by the sea. Nicely decorated, slightly overpriced - comes with the offered quality.

Beautiful view to the sea. Unfortunately the food was too salty to my taste. Also they charged us a cover charge of 1€ per person, which I found very odd.

Decent sushi and drinks. If not for our terrible service experience, it would had ranked much higher. People who came after us would order before us and were being served first, then same happened when we requested the bill. Others had already paid and the waiter was cleaning random tables while we were still waiting for the bill.

This was one of the best souvlakis I’ve ever had! Everything tasted super fresh and delicious. I tried their Pita Aivaliotis and the Greek salad — both were amazing. Highly recommend this place if you’re in the mood for great food and quality ingredients!

Stopped by at ELENIS today to get some lunch. It’s kinda your typical Greek fast food place, so don’t expect too much. The service was really nice though. I got a chicken pita which was pretty good — you can say that all the ingredients were really fresh (I especially enjoyed the delicious pita bread, yum!). You can also order plenty of different soft drinks, beers, and even some wine. So if you’re looking to try some cheap authentic Greek dishes, ELENIS can be your pick.

Very good food Bad service Today (Aug 13) went to order Waited in line for 10 mins while staff replied to phone orders and keep ignoring me. Waited in a "queue" of sorts, when my time had come, I asked if I can order, the lady behind the counter replied "yes" and went back replying to phone calls and serving people behind me in the queue (who have come to receive their orders) Another five minutes passed where again was totally ignored - and at that time decided to leave empty handed. Shame, because food is actually good and the place is nice

The chicken souvlakia was really delicious. All the staff were very attentive and kind. It’s easily accessible from the main road without needing to make a big detour. We chose it both at the beginning and the end of our vacation, and it was the best gyros we had."

perfect for a quick lunch. we stopped on the way from Athens to Kalamata. the food was great and Vasily (the waiter) was amazing! we had plenty of food and the bill was less then 20€. I couldn't believe it! best souvlaki! Recommended!

Came by this place as I was looking for food to take away. for home. It wasn't bad, I'm not a fan of cubed meats...either pass the meat by hand on the skewer or have someone do it for you. This squished chicken cube or pork cube meat on a stick yells out over processed..I know it's not but it looks unappealing. Taste was ok. I've had better here in Corinth, no doubt...fries were EXTREMELY OVER SALTY..been drinking water all night. Good tzatziki, good breads, good service, very good prices...Just wish the meat sticks weren't pressed like that...

Was an amazing place to be in and the food was delicious! fresh warm tasty home made bread, fresh ingredients and perfect atmosphere! Definitely coming back

Nice ambiance around the chimney. Friendly staff and good food. Rustico place👍

We went there on the advice of our guide. The place is really clean and cosy. The waiter was helpful and the food was good. Not the best chicken I’ve eaten because it was quite simple. As a French I could not say that I really enjoyed the red wine from the fridge. But globally we had great time in a quiet place . Thank you !

Lovely staff great food, had a wonderful evening before going back to UK.

Have been there couple of times. Nice atmosphere, really nice food, good service, my wife and I enjoy every time. The last time I eat there I thought that the wine sauce had no base and my red wine was served in a white wine class therefore the missing star. We will visit the place again next time we are in town.

Out of the city, good food, not "traditional" Greek, this is for the locals, great Cypriot meatballs, grilled vege with cheese and stuffed pork

A very nice place for any occasion!!great plates ,amazing staff and delicious wine !! Reasonable prices and high quality food !! Don't miss mpourekakia and yogurt with cherries !!!

Good food, big portions, free choice of dessert, reasonably priced but the service is too slow especially on Saturdays.

A nice small museum which has been built for 3 mio € given by the EU and Piraeus Bank in 2008. The museum explains how the Stymphalian Lake was geologically created, how it became the source of living for the people living there and many animals, and what has to be done to keep this natural treasure for the generations to come. I especially liked the aquarium and the telescopes on the veranda to observe the lake and its birds.

Interesting museum documenting the history of the place, geology and farming practices. I really enjoyed the lake exhibit. The museum is an interesting building architecturally which is set in a great place next to the lake. Lots of parking, a good WC and a small shop selling coffee.

They make the most of what they have, which is basically almost nothing. Some of the interactive stuff is good, most didn't work. Looks like a typical Greek excuse for finding from the EU and money from school excursions job. Better than nothing if you know nothing and don't prefer to go out and walk instead of paying 4 euro. (Kids, elderlies and unemployed don't pay.)

Truly beautiful! It is always obvious when something has been created with a lot of effort. This museum is literally it. I can’t understand the negative reviews, I suspect that those commentators haven’t been to many museums around to compare with the average level of museums in Greece. Apart from the nice views to the Stymfalia lake, I think I haven’t seen such neat work before in a country museum. The exhibits were fascinating to observe. The audiovisual aids were very interesting and enlightening. The only disadvantage was the functionality of the binoculars, they should be replaced for sure. Overall though, a 10/10 experience.

Excellent organized small museum with theme from local environment. A great balcony with panoramic lake view. In autumn the lake is dry, so museum is a great choice for paying a visit and spend some time. A small cafe and museum shop is also available.

A definite must-see next time you're in the area! This museum offers a unique layout that I included a massive fish tank and displays of the area's agricultural, historical and environmental significance of the area. My kids loved the fish tank, massive outdoor deck overlooking the lake and gift shop. Will definitely return!

Pretty nice small modern museum with interesting and educational tour regarding the history of the lake and the area. It has balcons with beautiful panoramic view of the lake, good for bird watching. The entrance is not an expensive one.

(Translated by Google) The semi-sweet white sparkling wine is delicious, the taste is incredible, well done!!!! (Original) Υπεροχο το ημιγλυκο ασπρο αφρώδες κρασί γεύση απίθανη μπράβο σας !!!!

(Translated by Google) Great quality organic wines! It is no coincidence that they have been awarded.! I highly recommend everyone to try them, especially the Malagouzia "M" and the Cabernet Sauvignon. Mr. Dimitris and his team do a great job (Original) Υπέροχα ποιοτικά βιολογικά κρασιά! Δεν είναι τυχαίο που έχουν βραβευτεί.! Συστήνω ανεπιφύλακτα σε όλους να τα δοκιμάσουν, ειδικά τη Μαλαγουζιά "Μ" και το Cabernet Sauvignon. Ο κος Δημήτρης και η ομάδα του κάνουν φοβερη δουλειά

(Translated by Google) Wonderful semi-sweet wine!!! We bought it from a local butcher shop where we buy our meats and the only thing for sure is that we are not going to change it!! (Original) Υπέροχο το ημίγλυκο κρασί!!! Το αγοράσαμε από συνοικιακό κρεοπωλείο όπου ψωνίζουμε τα κρέατα μας και το μόνο σίγουρο είναι ότι δεν πρόκειται να το αλλάξουμε!!

(Translated by Google) Very nice organic wines. I got Malagouzia, Moschofilero and Assyrtiko. I tried the Assyrtiko with roasted red snapper. Great wine. And the owners and staff are all kind! (Original) Πολύ ωραία βιολογικά κρασιά. Πήρα Μαλαγουζιά, Μοσχοφίλερο και Ασύρτικο. Δοκίμασα το Ασύρτικο με ψητό λυθρίνι. Φοβερό κρασί. Και οι ιδιοκτήτες και το προσωπικό ευγενέστατοι όλοι!

(Translated by Google) Quality organic wine… It is not by chance that their wines have been awarded... I highly recommend Malagouzia "M" and Cabernet Sauvignon! (Original) Ποιοτικό βιολογικό κρασί… Δεν είναι τυχαία βραβευμένα τα κρασιά τους… Συστήνω ανεπιφύλακτα την Μαλαγουζιά «Μ» και το Cabernet Sauvignon!

(Translated by Google) Amazing, place, wonderful people, with knowledge in the subject of wine, but also in the element of hospitality, krasiar unique tasty aromatics!!!? (Original) Καταπληκτικό, μέρος, υπέροχοι άνθρωποι, με γνώσεις στο αντικείμενο του οινου, αλλα και στο στοιχείο της φιλοξενίας, ξρασιαρ μοναδικά γευστικά αρωματικά!!!?

(Translated by Google) Excellent wines from excellent people! (Original) Εξαιρετικά κρασιά από εξαιρετικούς ανθρώπους!

(Translated by Google) Good space. In the city center. It has no direct access by car or parking as it is on a pedestrian street (Original) Καλός χώρος. Στο κέντρο της πόλης. Δεν έχει άμεση πρόσβαση με αυτοκίνητο ούτε χώρο στάθμευσης καθώς είναι σε πεζοδρομο

(Translated by Google) Our experience as a school was very beautiful and sweet. Mrs. Zeta, with her warm and welcoming voice, spoke to the children simply and comprehensibly, she was direct and approachable. The program the children attended was fantastic (The Black Book of Colours) and involved reinforcing the concepts of empathy, inclusion, diversity and understanding the power of man! Thanks so much for everything! (Original) Η εμπειρία μας ως σχολείο ήταν πολύ όμορφη και γλυκιά. Η κυρία Ζέτα, με τη ζέστη και φιλόξενη φωνή της, μίλησε στα παιδιά απλα και κατανοητά, ήταν άμεση και προσιτή. Το πρόγραμμα που παρακολούθησαν τα παιδιά ήταν φανταστικό (Το μαύρο βιβλίο των χρωμάτων) και εμπεριείχε ενίσχυση των εννοιων της ενσυναίσθησης, της συμπερίληψης, της διαφορετικότητας και της κατανόησης της δύναμης του ανθρώπου! Ευχαριστούμε πάρα πολύ για όλα!

(Translated by Google) Important site for Corinthian culture. Those who follow the cultural events would like more exhibitions. Unfortunately, most Corinthians have not visited the site. A good idea would be to have more schools visit the site. (Original) Σημαντικός χώρος για τον Κορινθιακό πολιτισμό. Όσοι παρακολουθούν τα πολιτιστικά δρώμενα θα ήθελαν περισσότερες εκθέσεις. Δυστυχώς οι περισσότεροι Κορίνθιοι δεν έχουν επισκεφθεί το χώρο. Μια καλή ιδέα θα ήταν να επισκέπτονται το χώρο περισσότερα σχολεία.

(Translated by Google) An important space for culture, it is not utilized by those in charge as it should be. Now lately, even worse (Original) Σημαντικός χώρος για τον πολιτισμό, δεν αξιοποιείται από τους υπευθύνους όπως πρέπει. Τώρα τελευταία, ακόμα χειρότερα

(Translated by Google) As a visitor to Corinth I tried to visit the art gallery... 2 times I was in Corinth in the last 4 months and both times they were closed... Weekends when people don't work they are closed! Friday, they stick it to the weekend and take time off... and they are closed!! (Original) Ως επισκεπτης στην Κόρινθο επιχείρησα να επισκευθω την πινακοθηκη... 2 φορες βρεθηκα στην Κόρινθο το τελευταίο 4μηνο και τις 2 φορές ήταν κλειστά.... Σαββατοκύριακο που ο κόσμος δε δουλεύει είναι κλειστά! Παρασκευή, την κολλάνε στο Σαββατοκύριακο και παίρνουν άδεια... και είναι κλειστά!!

(Translated by Google) Very neat work! I hope that in the future they will continue this great cultural effort that they are making for the entire prefecture of Corinth! (Original) Πολυ προσεγμένη δουλεια! Εύχομαι και στο μέλλον να συνεχίσουν αυτή την μεγάλη προσπάθεια πολιτισμού που καταβάλουν για ολόκληρο το νομό Κορίνθου!

(Translated by Google) Art space (Original) Χώρος τεχνης

Went there top buy new Tubes, nice Shop really friendly Sellers!

Fantastic bike shop. While travelling through Greece on bike I needed to have my rim replaced. They ordered a new rim and fixed in perfectly and very fast. Owner is very friendly and helpful!

Best bike shop in town. Peter the owner is passionate about what he does and has great tips and advice.

Top!!!

These guys rock!!!!

I dropped in without appointment 15 minutes before closing time. Very friendly, professional treatment. The pads of my odd sounding disk brake were changed in the instant with all proper measures to ensure future funcionality at a very reasonable price.

(Translated by Google) Friendly staff and well trained I bought the ideal cityrun 2020 road bike below and I'm delighted! (Original) Φιλικό προσωπικό και άρτια καταρτισμένο αγόρασα το παρακάτω ποδήλατο δρόμου ideal cityrun 2020 και έμεινα ευχαριστημένος!

When we get there Friday afternoon, door was locked. We couldn't enter inside. ˚ ˃̣̣̥⌓˂̣̣̥

The Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the city, pretty impressive church, it is a large one with interesting architecture and elegant garden.

The cathedral of Corinth in honor of the Apostle of the nations Paul . It has a tall bell tower, the tallest building in the city.

Corinth, an ancient city of Greece, was in many ways the most prominent Greek metropolis of Paul's time Corinth was intellectually arrogant, materially affluent and morally corrupt. The church was made up of some Jews but mostly of ex-pagan Gentiles. After Paul left Corinth, a variety of problems arose in the Young church. Paul wrote a letter in A.D 55/56 addressing problems and solutions, Paul in this letter gives clear and enduring spiritual principles, each of which is applicable universally.

It is the cathedral of Greek Orthodox of Corinthos, dedicated to the apostle Saint Paul, which spent 18 months in the ancient city of Corinth, spreading the christian message. It is modern, full of paintings, with three altars. In the center, dedicated to Saint Paul and at each side, to Tito and Timoteo. Opened from 7 to 13 and from 16.30 to sunset.

holy place, feel much better about jejus and missionary

Beautiful!

its cozy and big. only problem was they dont have a menu for drinks and they have a real bar. you cant know what to order

Wonderful taste, wonderful interior design and wonderful service. Just perfect!

The best music in town

Super

(Translated by Google) From the old and well-known shops in the city center that some years ago were in their glory. Warm and beautiful environment inside, especially the garden at the back of the shop. But that is not enough. It needs renewal and new staff to attract people. (Original) Από τα παλιά και γνωστά μαγαζιά στο κέντρο της πόλης που κάποια χρόνια πριν ήταν στις δόξες του. Ζεστό και όμορφο περιβάλλον εσωτερικά, ιδιαίτερα ο κήπος στην πίσω πλευρά του μαγαζιού. Δεν φτάνει όμως μόνο αυτό. Χρειάζεται ανανέωση και νεο προσωπικό που να τραβήξει κόσμο.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful surroundings, especially the inner courtyard with the plants. The staff polite and friendly. (Original) Πολύ όμορφο περιβάλλον, ιδιαίτερα η εσωτερική αυλή με τα φυτά. Το προσωπικό ευγενικό και φιλικό.

(Translated by Google) Relaxation and positive energy. This is what the space and atmosphere of the shop offers me. Every part of the shop, courtyard, inside and the tables in front are equally nice. The service very good. It has a variety of beverages. The main thing for me is that when I'm at Half Note I have a good time. Not only the company plays a role, but also the vibes of the store. (Original) Χαλάρωση κ θετική ενέργεια. Αυτά μου προσφέρει ο χώρος κ η ατμόσφαιρα του μαγαζιού. Κάθε κομμάτι του μαγαζιού, αυλή, μέσα κ τα τραπεζάκια μπροστά είναι εξίσου ωραία. Η εξυπηρέτηση πολύ καλή. Έχει ποικιλία στα ροφήματα κ τα ποτά. Το κυριότερο για μένα είναι ότι όταν βρίσκομαι στο Half Note περνάει η ώρα ευχάριστα. Δεν παίζει ρόλο μόνο η παρέα, αλλά κ τα vibes του μαγαζιού.

Great Souvlaki, Kebab and Gyros! We have visited Corinth twice now and been to see the guys here multiple times. Grab a beer and have a chat while they prepare your food🍻

Souvlaki was decent, only because portions were small. Especially their chicken and pork kebabs. Overall, the price to quality was not impressive, but staff spoke english, so it was easy to order. Seating was available inside. For several small families, or large groups. Food delivery available.

One of the best pita gyros in Greece so far. The service was fast and precise, the food was very tasty and autentic and the price was right. Highly recommended.

Delicious Greece food, gyros & burger in one and original Greece gyros, service are very nice

Average taste TINY portions (possibly record breaking) Non competitive prices

Owner was very friendly, food inexpensive and delicious! Would come back again!

Delicious food and small place for some souflaki. Nice service and very good price. The kebap is very delicious through the difference of the ingredients and the souvlaki are amazing with the piece of bred you get