Really incredible visit. The views are top notch and the entire site is exquisite to visit and learn about. We were nervous about the time to drive up from Athens, but we hired a driver for the day and it was worth every bit of the cost. Not only a driver, but guiding us along the drive and pointing us in the right direction once at the site. Worth doing, don’t drive yourself and I’d avoid the massive tour buses. Very much worth a visit all around. Do the site first and museum second. Bring water and be prepared for hills.

Wonderful museum and archeological site closed to the modern village of Delphi. The museum has wonderful artifacts but is not overpoweringly large. There is a good flow through the development of Delphi as a sacred site and it's demise before being restored by the Romans. The archilogical site is deceptively large, winding a long way up the mountainside. Allow at least 90 minutes to see the whole site. Cafe at museum ticket office serves good coffee and sandwiches. The shop is a bit twee but has some interesting items. Main downside of the site is the toilets. There is nowhere near enough for the volume of visitors and the inevitable queues and lack of cleanliness are quite offputiing. Much better to take the short walk into a taverna in the village, and probably as quick

Delphi was absolutely breathtaking — one of the highlights of my trip to Greece. The combination of stunning mountain views, ancient ruins, and peaceful atmosphere makes it a truly special place. Walking through the archaeological site, you can really feel the history and imagine what it must have been like thousands of years ago. The Temple of Apollo, the ancient theater, and the stadium are incredible to see up close, and the museum adds great context with beautifully preserved artifacts. Everything is well organized and easy to explore, and the scenery surrounding the site is simply majestic — it feels almost spiritual.

Lots to see, varying degrees of difficulty great for individuals with wide range of physical capabilities, and must have a good knowledgeable guide to bring the site to life. Little known fact, a landslide in the last few years has made the area around and access to the Athena temple a restricted no entry area. However, there are plenty of amazing views and spaces to rest in the shade that allows you to soak it all up.

Delphi and the museum are just wonderful. There really is something special about the site and the museum is concise and has great information about the history of the area and more. Definitely worth the visit! My only drawback was the very expensive cafe at the museum - I bought a half a tiny pizza that was tasty but somewhat dry and far, far too costly.

It's located right next the archaeological site of accient Delphi. It is one of the most significant museums in Greece. It's collections offer an invaluable window in to yhe religious political history of Delphi, the sanctuary of the Oracle of Apollo.

Its pretty good however not the best museum I've been to. As for the archeological site, i would recommend enjoying stairs and not having knee or ankle problems.

Closed at 11am+. Good view from there though.

The museum and archaeological site were both very nice. Unfortunately, all of the staff we encountered were very unfriendly and rude. First, one employee accused me of touching a display case when I placed my hand on a regular wall next to the case. Then I witnessed another employee giving a young man a hard time when he tried to have a picture taken of himself making a silly pose. She called him strange and said that sort of thing wasn't allowed. When we finally got to the gift shop, the staff decided they wanted to close early and brusquely asked us to leave.

Interesting historical review of Delphi Festivals

The museum has beautiful treasures of statues and art!

Very small museum, but nice. Do not confuse this with the Delphi Archeological Museum. Several of the pictures and reviews reference the big museum down the road. For instance, unless you work there, I see no way possible to spend 2 hours as one reviewer reported.

Nice museum. Objects found in nearby site are displayed, needs to be seen to complete the journey to Delphi. Takes about 2 hours to visit thoroughly.

Not worth the entrance fee. Also misleading pictures from other reviewers.

The most complete monument from ancient greek times still stands! Amazing.

Although info says it closes at 8pm ( changes depending on time year) the staff will be herding you out at least a 1/2 hour before closing so do not come late. Give at least 2 hours to see it all, more if want to spend much time in the museum.

Can be found along the Sacred Way leading up to the Temple of Apollo within the Delphi Archeological Site. It is used to house offerings for Apollo. Some restoration seems to have been made, but the original structure still looked pretty intact. There’s a small platform in front of the Treasury for viewing the mountains opposite the Delphi site as well.

The Athenian Treasury is standing. Nice to see more or less how it looked like before. I believe it’s been restored due to the presence of lighter color blocks

Most opulent cash stash By the Athenians out of “treasuries” out there. A truly famous historical location with breathtaking views.

The Treasury of the Athenians had enough of its original building material preserved to allow for its almost complete reconstruction. Designed to hold the multitude of Athenian offerings to the Delphi oracle. The building was constructed entirely of Parian marble and had a Doric frieze decorated with 30 metopes. To the left of the treasury, in a highly visible triangular area the Athenians displayed the actual spoils from the battle of Marathon. A large inscription at its front described what the visitors were witnessing: "The Athenians to Apollo from the spoils of the Persians at the Battle of Marathon."

This structure was used as an offering to the Pythia, the high priestess by the Athenians. Much of it is in tact with parts of it restored. It sits close to the temple of Apollo. You will not miss it as you are coming up the complex towards the temple. There are panels describing the treasury and its significance.

Worth the money and the trip. Gorgeous ruins and views. Very informative museum along the site. You might wanna go around morning or afternoon to avoid high noon sun.

It is humbling to see how advanced the ancient Greek were, compared with the rest of Europe. A really impressive site to visit. The walk to the stadium is quite a climb. (Not hard, just exhausting in warm weather) If you really want to see it, go for it. It is beautiful. I would surely recommend getting a top view from the theatre, to really see how big the site is. Also, dont forget to visit the museum. Perhaps visit the museum first. And remember the statues you see there. A lot of pieces of the puzzle will fall in to place at the site. As you can hardly imagine how things would have looked

The site itself is relatively compact and, to further that feeling, when we visited the Athena part of the monument was temporarily closed. The space is well kept, and even or a rainy day the site was still very accessible with no security concerns due to slippery terrains. The temple of Apollo was amazing and everything from top to bottom was stunning, especially in context with the rest of the remnants like the treasury and the market. Didn’t have time to visit the museum, however, I still found it very much enjoyable and interesting.

An unforgettable experience. After visiting the museum we climbed the hill up to Apollo's temple. The place has a certain atmosphere, which cuts through even when the huge tour groups rumble through each area. If you have any interest in the Oracle you must come to see this magical place. Ask Apollo for advice at his temple, which is the centre of the universe, and wait for a sign. The views are stunning and the only negative is I wished it hadn't been so busy. Perhaps try to visit at a quieter time of year. Highly recommended.

A great place to visit some ruins. Beautiful. Striking. Imposing. Impressive. They’re in the process to add a cafe by the entrance. A few cats that are hungry, they come to visits expectedly for food.

The famous Temple of Apollo at the Delphi archaeological site, located between the beautiful town of Arachova and the modern village of Delphi, is absolutely worth visiting and highly recommended. The place where the temple stands feels magical—you can truly connect with the surrounding nature. There’s something special about the mountains, the golden-yellow flowers scattered everywhere, and the lush green trees. A helpful tip: be prepared for plenty of walking. It’s like an easy hike up to the upper part of the site, where you’ll find a stunning ancient stadium and breathtaking views.

Very nice area on the top side of a mountain with a nice view. A lot of history here and informational plaques. There’s also plenty of staff around the help keep things moving and answer any questions. Would recommend taking a trip out here if your looking for places near Athens to explore

This ancient theatre built up in the mountains is truly a beautiful site to see. Just imagine watching a live play here back in the ancient times would’ve been a magical experience. You can visit this site using your general entrance pass to the archeological site as well.

I came from athens in a rental car. It took 2h30 but it was fully worth it 👌 no wonder the ancient Greeks called Delphi : The center of the Universe. This place is that amazing 👏

Enjoyed the small hike up the mountain to see all the ancient sites of Delphi. The museum was also included. The facility was very clean and informative. The staff was well versed in the history of Delphi.

The Theatre of Delphi sits just above the Temple of Apollo and offers one of the most breathtaking views in the sanctuary, overlooking the valley of the Pleistos. Built in the 4th century BC and later expanded in Roman times, it could seat around 5,000 spectators. Here, musical and dramatic contests of the Pythian Games were held, honoring Apollo not only as an oracle but also as the god of music and poetry. Walking up to the theatre takes some effort, but the reward is standing in a place where ancient crowds once gathered, with the temple below and the mountains all around. For me it’s one of the most atmospheric spots in Delphi – part history, part landscape, and completely unique

Parking: There is a car park and also plenty of parking spots available on the side of the road. Opening hours (all sites): the museum shuts early on some days so be aware of that when planning. Walking: The theater, stadium, Apollo’s temple etc require some walking so wear comfortable shoes. The site location: The museum, the theater (and other sites on that side of the hill) and the temple of Athena are a few hundred meters walk from each other, you can either walk across to each or if it’s not so busy on the road then park by each location. Ticket prices: are 12e each and the museum entry is included in the price. Toilets: No toilets up on the hill where the temple of Apollo, theater etc are (not down by the tholos of Athena, so be aware of that before making the walk up. Museum: The museum is relatively small but has a lot of items to check out. It can take 20min-1h to see all depending on your pace. This is a must visit if you have the time when in Greece, it’s 2.5-3h drive from Athens but totally worth it. Weather: Visiting in April was good because it wasn’t too hot yet. 20ish degrees. It’s outside and mainly exposed to if you’re visiting on the summer or hot times then bring sun protection. Accommodation: There are hotels within 5min driving distance and most of them are good quality. I stayed at Nidimos in Delphi center.

The ancient theatre is in great condition but unfortunately fenced off for visitors.

Part of the Delphi archaeological site complex and included within the same ticket.

We had a wonderful experience at In Delphi! The food was absolutely delicious – we tried the moussaka, stuffed eggplant, and finished with halva for dessert, which was kindly offered to us as a gift. Everything was full of flavor and perfectly cooked. The staff were extremely friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. The atmosphere was warm and authentic, making the whole evening even more enjoyable. Highly recommended – we will definitely come back! 2 person about 25€ each. Total 50€

I am so happy we stopped by this restaurant on our visit in Delphi. We ordered the salad “in Delphi” which was my favorite salad in Greece! I highly recommend if you’re looking for alternative to traditional Greek salad. We also ordered the stuffed tomatoes, spaghetti bolognese and spaghetti in Greco. Both of the spaghettis were fantastic! They were served al dente, piping hot but cooked to perfection. You can tell they take pride in their dishes here. They have the best tasting pastas we’ve tried so far! Don’t forget dessert, we had the orange cake and the Mille-feuille which was recommended by the waiter. Both of these recommendations were a hit! I normally would not order orange cake, but their orange cake is so tasty and the dough is delicious. I am confident you will find a dish you love here, yamas!

We had dinner at In Delphi Restaurant and it was honestly one of the highlights of our trip to Delphi. The food was delicious — everything tasted fresh and homemade, especially the lamb and the appetizers. The people there were super friendly and welcoming, you could really feel the genuine Greek hospitality. The view from the restaurant is also beautiful, especially around sunset. If you’re in Delphi, don’t think twice — this is the place to eat!

This was our first meal in Delphi. The owner and waiter were very warm and welcoming. The food was good and the portions were quite generous. I especially enjoyed the vine leaf rolls with lemon sauce — they were delicious.

A top restaurant near a centuries old beautiful wise plane tree… The food is very fresh, home made with love and local products. The service is very friendly and respectful. Thank you so much✨

We were pleasantly surprised by this restaurant and so glad that we happened to stumble upon it. Definitely our favorite meal in Greece so far! Standouts for us was the Salad in Delphi, Greco Pasta, Orange Cake, and Mille-Feuille. I saw someone else said “the owners of the restaurant really pride themselves on their food” and I couldn’t agree more. It’s clear that they care about the presentation and taste. Seriously do yourself a favor and dine here!

Had a great meal at this place after a walk to the nearby attractions. The cold beer was great after walking in the sun, and the other food was nice too. Lots of hungry cats looking for food which was a plus for me.

My visit to the Tholos of Athena Pronaia was truly captivating. The circular temple, even in its ruined state, exudes a profound sense of history and architectural grace. Standing there, amidst the remnants of its Doric and Ionic columns, it's easy to imagine the grandeur it once possessed. The setting against the backdrop of the Delphi landscape is breathtaking, adding to the spiritual and aesthetic experience. It's a place that invites contemplation about ancient Greek civilization and its enduring legacy. A definite highlight of any trip to Delphi!

Our visit to the Tholos of Athena Pronaia was a peaceful and captivating experience that offered a unique contrast to the main Delphi Archaeological Site. This ancient sanctuary, a short drive from the central Delphi site, is nestled within Greece's beautiful, rugged landscape, bringing a sense of serenity to those who venture here. After our time exploring the Delphi Archaeological Site and Museum, we headed towards the Tholos. Arriving at around 14:00, we parked alongside the road close to the entrance, finding it conveniently accessible. A few road signs pointed us in the right direction, and the main entrance, marked by a railing, provided a helpful landmark. We came prepared with water bottles, as the summer sun was intense, making hydration essential for a comfortable experience. The path leading to the Tholos has a rustic charm, winding through patches of dirt and cobblestone that add to the site’s ancient character. The walk was enjoyable, but those with mobility challenges should be mindful, as the terrain can be uneven. As we reached the Tholos, we were greeted by the serene beauty of the circular structure surrounded by olive trees and green grape bushes. The contrast between this quiet grove and the grandeur of Delphi’s main sanctuary was striking, making this site feel almost like a hidden sanctuary. The Tholos itself is an impressive piece of ancient Greek architecture, featuring Doric columns on the outer ring and Corinthian columns within. Dedicated to Athena, this circular temple stands as a testament to the refined craftsmanship of the Greeks, showcasing their ability to balance artistry with spiritual reverence. Standing amidst these columns, one can imagine the rituals and reverence that once filled this place. Entry to the Tholos of Athena Pronaia is completely free, and the site is open from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., allowing ample time to fit it into a day of exploring Delphi. This spot is a must-visit for anyone in the area, offering a unique, quieter perspective on ancient Greek spirituality and a tranquil place to reflect amidst stunning surroundings. We wholeheartedly recommend making the trip to experience this gem firsthand.

The site is not open summer of 2025 due to rockfall concerns. Can be seen at a distance from the Delphi Archaeological site.

The path is fairly short but steep at times. Probably best to avoid it if you have mobility difficulty. While there aren't many structures the view from the valley at this point is stunning.

Make sure not to miss!!! It's a little hidden away and farther up the road than the Delphi Archaeological Museum but it's a great stop. When we went there wasn't any persons there but to walk along the tholos was breathtaking. It's not as preserved as some of the other ruined but still very interesting and unique. Well worth the 15-20min stop needed to walk around.

Visited March 2024 The Oracle location was closed when we went and no one was able to view it. You still can see it from the top of the ridge and we got a few photos.

From the glory days of this complex not much left but the original blocks and stone are still there just there is no money to complete the rebuild of the place and it is such a shame . Originally there were 5 buildings . 2 temples of Athena , two treasury buildings and a building for the armory . Now there is only one monument left which was partially reconstructed . It looks amazing nonetheless. We should spend money to preserve such incredible places no matter the costs .

A place where the dark forces settled for many centuries. The construction of a Cristian Orthodox temple dedicated to the Byzantine Saint John Doukas Vatatzes is ncessary for the cleansing of this evil.

I visited Delphi recently and the view is absolutely breathtaking—you can feel the mythology almost alive around you. 🏛️ The ancient gymnasium ruins next to the Athena Pronaia sanctuary are currently closed for restoration, along with the Oracle itself, so you can only see them from the road. There’s no point trying to get closer—the best vantage point is right near the museum. The panoramic views from there are spectacular. We even spotted real tortoises 🐢 quietly wandering nearby—a charming surprise!

The orakel itself was closed off when we were there, with what appeared to be quite extensive stability work on the roadside probably being planned, but nothing underway.

You need to see this ! 😁

Closed for renovations- until 2027

Don’t bother. Closed for renovations.

Spent hundreds on care hire and accommodation only to find that 2/3 of the site was closed.

Delphi was the religious centre of the ancient Greek world in the 6th century B.C. The archaeological site reflected the history and grandeur of Delphi in ancient Greece and is well worth a visit. The Gymnasium dated back to the 4th century BC and not only included 2 gymnasium complexes but also changing rooms and baths.

Closed for a year now with no explanation. Disappointing.

Not much to see. I only looked from above, didn't go closer, not even sure if you can enter; it was too rainy to check on that. The views are stunning nonetheless. And if you remind yourself that thousands of years ago there was a gym and people were right there... It's unbelievable and amazing!

It seems that this one is not open to public, but we could still view it from the top. It’s so grand and amazing.

Delphi is historical place that you must see . From the time you step your foot there you can feel the energy around you .I personally will visit again soon cause of the energy and the positive vibes for the view and the clean air etc.

Closed..... You arrive and you see ... Closed! 😪 i think is possible to do some way to see it.

Ancient gymnasium... but entrance is not allowed now but we can go close to it or can have a view from the road above

Not much to look at, but the cold water splashed on the back of the neck after walking down is heavenly on a hot day.

Small spring where you can “purify” yourself before reaching the ancient archaeological site of Delphi, as the ancients did so long ago. Small and quaint, can spend a few minutes here between the archaeological sites.

(Translated by Google) A very special place. (Original) Un lugar muy especial.

I can't even begin to tell you about this place, not specifically for the place as to the meaning of this holly fountain. The fountain where the wonders began to take place. Search for the legend, it's worth it

Great water, nice place to rest after walking from Thebes. The giant snake corpse was kind of grisly, but there was a lovely young man playing guitar nearby.

The fountain is free to visit, and has a marvellous story behind it!

The spring isn't t exactly there. It is closer to the mountain. Fallen rocks blogged the way to them. Now, on the left side, when you walk to the delphi entrance, you can fuel your bottle with the holy cold undead water, redirected from the springs.

The Castalian spring was the sacred source of Delphi, and its water played an important role in the cult and procedure of the temple and of the oracle. This is where Pythia, the priests and the temple staff washed, and where the water used to clean the temple came from. The theopropoi - those wishing to consult the oracle - were also obliged to wash here in order to purify themselves.

There is no more spring here. It’s still visible what it once was. However, this place should be restored.

If you go, don’t hesitate to drink some water and also fill your bottle 😊

Well worth the walk! Super beautiful, very well maintained and safe. Recommend not going at the high temperature hours of the day. Museum included it took us approx. 2 hours. It can get very busy, we went 10am Friday morning & there was a few too many people - kinda spoils the immersion.

Very interesting place with a lot of history being the site of the Oracle of Delphi. Enjoyed it very much right up until the moment my wife broke her ankle in 2 places on the last step on the way out. Be very careful on the steps leading down to the exit.

Incredible visit to the site, which was lovely and quiet as we went early and missed the coach-loads arriving. If I was being picky, I would say it could do with a little more information, but in reality it is wonderful to just absorb the atmosphere. The museum was unbelievable - packed with carvings, sculptures and other artefacts; well laid out and great interpretation/information.

Amazing site that I recommend you visit early in the morning. Take water with you and shade (a hat or an umbrella) as there is very little shade on the site. There is a toilet near the entrance as you walk up into the site. IMPORTANT NOTE: You cannot access the archeological site from the museum! The entrance is a further 2 minutes walk along on the north east, along a path past the museum exiting the town. You should see the signs past the ticket office / cafe / museum shop.

Beautiful area on the top side of a mountain with a very nice view. A lot of history here and informational plaques. There’s also plenty of staff around to help keep things moving and answer any questions. Definitively recommend taking a trip out here if you’re looking for places to explore near Athens

The place is absolutely magical! Don't forget to go to the top and see the ancient stadium. Of course it's better to visit the site with a guide and to hear all the legends which are connected to this special place.

Stunning archaeological site that is definitely worth a visit. The ruins are in relatively good shape and offer spectacular views over the mountain valley. Entrance fee is 20 euro’s, which includes a ticket for the museum. Note that it is an uphill hike which gets hot in summer. Make sure to bring enough water and visit a bathroom as no such services are offered within the park.

Nice local museum with archaelogical artefact. Spent €20 per pax for both the ruins and the museum. there were water cooler and toilet outside of museum. Nice short hiking at the ruins. We spent about 3 hour in total for both ruins and museum. Generally recommended. Good to come early to avoid the tourist crowd. Parking was limited.

The Ancient Stadium of Delphi is located further uphill from the theater, and it’s worth the climb. Surrounded by trees and with a peaceful atmosphere, it’s fascinating to picture ancient athletic competitions held here. The view from the stadium is beautiful, making it a rewarding end to exploring the archaeological site. 非常建議大家一定要走上來，真的不會太累

Perched high above the Temple of Apollo, the Stadium of Delphi is one of the best-preserved ancient stadiums in Greece. Originally built in the 5th century BC and later renovated in stone by the Roman benefactor Herodes Atticus in the 2nd century AD, it could host around 6,500 spectators. The track measures about 177 meters in length, with starting grooves still visible today. The stadium was the stage for the athletic contests of the Pythian Games, held every four years in honor of Apollo. Victors were crowned with laurel wreaths, symbolizing the sacred tree of the god. Surrounded by the dramatic slopes of Mount Parnassus, the stadium not only evokes the spirit of ancient competition but also offers one of the most breathtaking views of the sanctuary and the valley below.

It’s a bit of an uphill walk, so if you aren’t in the best of health, I’d recommend staying closer to the Temple of Apollo. That being said, the stadium was very cool to see and also provides a commanding view of the mountains and valley below. If you’ve driven this far to Delphi, take the extra time to walk up to the stadium.

It was such a hike to get up there, but it was amazing, and definitely worth the time! Make sure you bring enough water because you will need it after the trek up! There are plenty of trees for shade and they have benches to sit on and rest, too. It is unbelievable how well preserved it is!

It was very busy when we went here. Not a long walk to get to the stadium. A lot of other ruins to see along the way. It was amazing to see the ruins of Ancient Greece. Not much shade along the way. Bring plenty of water and a hat or umbrella for shade.

A truly famous historical location with breathtaking views. The local Olympic Games happened every two years. The circular thing in the middle was a fighting ring and and a spa

This charming local restaurant in Delphi offers both indoor and outdoor seating, with a lovely outdoor area nestled along the stairs connecting the two levels of the local streets. The food had a warm, home-cooking style. While the bread was a bit on the dry side, the chicken lemon soup was comforting, and the pastitsio, resembling lasagna, was quite delicious. The grilled lamb rack was flavorful and satisfying. The service was welcoming and friendly. We enjoyed our dinner experience here.

This is such a fun find! This place has the loveliest atmosphere - the night time lighting, the kind staff and the lovely service were perfect! They treat their clients like family and are such kind people. We were gifted the best service and the meals were beautifully presented and prepared. Everything was flavourful and cooked well. The dessert Loukoumades was such a perfect after dinner treat. Go here! You will not regret the amazing hospitality and delicious plates!

It's am amazing experience to eat here!! Excellent food, very good service, prices are absolutely fair and the ambience is good. You get a can of ice cold water, bread and a dessert (we got loukoumades) all for free!! Enjoy

Incredible. We had the meatballs and the chicken souvlaki. It came with freshly cooked potato fries, pitas and tzatziki. Very very delicious. To top it all off we got served the fried donut balls with honey, on the house. Simply amazing. Def recommend! The whole place is charming as what. There’s a few cats lurking for some scraps, but very sweet and non aggressive. Friendly waiters!

I had an unforgettable meal at Taverna Dion in Delphi! The moussaka was the best I’ve ever tasted. To top it off, the loukoumades were heavenly: light, crispy, and drizzled with just the right amount of honey. The staff were warm and welcoming, and the cozy atmosphere made the whole experience even better. A must-visit if you’re anywhere near Delphi!

Amazing Greek food! I went twice in my two days in Delphi because it was that good. Generous portions, great value, and really friendly service. My son loved it too, and the complimentary desserts were a wonderful touch. Highly recommend!

Today, we enjoyed a truly hearty dinner here. The owner was incredibly warm and welcoming, and every guest was well taken care of. Every glass of water was offered free of charge, the prices were very reasonable, and the portion sizes were more than generous. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared and absolutely delicious. To top it all off, we were treated to a complimentary dessert — a yogurt-based treat mixed with candied tangerine peel and strawberries. The combination was wonderfully refreshing and satisfying. Thank you for such a delightful dining experience!

When we arrived in Delphi and checked into our stay, we realized that the town didn’t have many dining options open in the evening. Luckily, we found Souvlaki Gyros Pita still open, and it turned out to be the perfect place for a hearty dinner. The food was simple but tasty, and the prices were very fair. A great little spot to grab a satisfying meal in Delphi!

All the other places in Delphi are very touristic and serving Pizza and Pasta etc. This place is authentic, good value for money and with a very friendly owner. 45 Euros for two generous portions with 3 meat skewers each, one Greek Salad and 1 Liter of wine. We'd come here any time again with pleasure!

Affordable and delicious! We got chicken pita wrap for 4 euros and a coca cola for 2.50euros. It was delicious 😋 thank you

Gyros were good, but I wouldn’t give it five stars as we had better ones. HOWEVER, the price was pretty good and the service was exceptional. Definitely worth a visit in the area.

Affordable local/street food... we got here late last night and only had dinner at 21:30. The staff was friendly and the food excellent. They also had cold Mythos and other beers. We enjoyed it so much that we came back the next day... we ordered Gyro's and they have their own spice cheese sauce that I swapped for the tzatziki. It was an excellent choice. When we came back the owner recognized us and opened a table for us. Great experience...

Great place for a quick grab of souvlaki or gyros, with affordable prices, quick service, and friendly staff. The only thing I wish is that they were open for longer hours, so I could enjoy my lunch or dinner a bit earlier or later. I would also appreciate a wider variety of condiments, such as yoghurt, cucumber, and salad to go with the souvlaki or gyros.

One of the best pita gyros I have had. At a price of a whopping €4. Incredible. Only in Greece.

Nice restaurant with amazing view! You can sit inside and look out through big panorama windows. I bet in the summer the windows are opened all you can enjoy the weather and fresh air. We were here in cool spring. The food was very good; pork gyros and lamb chops. We ordered without sides, just pita bread which was nice and fresh. Tzatziki for starters was good as well. Mixed salad kind of bland, seemed like the dressing was just oil. Only the service was a bit slow so we had to rush out to catch the bus. However we got our coffee and dessert (Greek yogurt with apple and banana, nothing special) to go which was very nice. The service was kind nevertheless. Prices are absolutely reasonable and portion sizes very good.

We had a nice quick bite to eat here after a long day of exploring Delphi. I ordered the chicken gyro platter and my wife has the moussaka. Both of our meals were very good. The chicken is cooked really nicely and has a great flavor. My wife loved her dish, and our daughter enjoyed a bit of everything. If you are looking for a nice place for something quick, we suggest stopping by. They also have gorgeous bay windows you can watch the sunset through as well.

We had moussaka and pizza with eggplant salad. The pizza was extremely good, and the service was very friendly.

Amazing views ! But beware that the views are visible only by daylight. At night total darkness. Service was ok. We had apple pie, cheesecake, and chocolate brownie which were just ok. A little pricey for what offers.

Affordable prices and good service. Portions are decent and food is tasty.

Delicious food we had the platter for 2, it was perfect. Friendly service and wonderful food. Very nice and clean restaurant

Food was nice and filling, with quite affordable prices. We ordered Dolmadakia and Greek Pizza and 2x beer and 2x peach ice tea for drinks. Total came to 33€ and it filled two people pretty well. The views are magnificent and the mood is very pleasant.

A true paradise on earth, beautiful mountain timeless forests. Makes you stop, breathe and put things in a different perspective. Only about a 2 hour trip away from the city of Athens.

I didn’t really go to Parnassus. I just saw it on the way passing by. It’s kind of wonderful feeling to see a mountain 🏔️ showing up suddenly when driving. It’s so beautiful especially with those green trees and grass.

Tough steep climb in summer to top of Liakoura summit. You could get closer if chairlift operated or you could drive the Jeep roads but the resort makes you walk. For first half follow the jeep paths from carpark which is easier than going under the chairlifts with uneven ground covered in thistles. Then follow the red blazes on the rocks. Use the Anavasti app and buy the Parnassos map. The geotracking will keep you on the path.

I loved skiing on this mountain, it was an amazing time.. hitchhiked the ride from the village till the top of the mountain, best trip ever

A gorgeous alpine area for trekking and exploring. Have a good map if you want to reach the summit itself: the ski resort can be confusing to hike around in the summer.

The greatest Greece mountain - a leaving place of muses and Pegasus.

The evergreen Mt Parnassos, covered in fir trees, is a famous winter destination and one of the highest mountains in Greece. A swarm of ski aficionados head to the ski resort every year as their trip there is facilitated by its proximity to Athens. The mythical mountain’s slopes are weighed down by the history and tradition of Roumeli. It is an ideal destination where you can enjoy the warmth of greek hospitality and views of some picturesque villages in an alpine landscape. The area offers also more then 100 hiking routes and is best visited on summer!

At a distance of 1800 meters from the primary school of Polydrossos, about 30 minutes walk, I estimated that I would reach the springs. Just outside the village there are stables to the right and left of the road with sheep and of course with sheepdogs that barked at me almost all the way. There was barbed wire in the pens but I was afraid that somewhere there was an opening and they were coming up to me. Finally it took me 45 minutes to get to the sources. I cannot say that I was compensated by the view of the springs, but the photographs capture the exact picture. I personally wouldn't go again.

Wonderful place. The ruins set in forest next to the mystical spring and under the imposing mount Parnassos make visiting the place a truly magical and inspiring experience.

Absolutely beautiful. Quite. Serene. I recommend.

A spring just out of a fairytale! The spring is amazingly cold and clear. It a perfect place to hangout and just relax. This is a must visit place, truly magical! There is a hidden cave where the springs come from. Professional divers explore the cave.

A nice place for a picnic or a walk. I suggest carefully walk by the lake to the open fields.

5 Stars simply for the beauty of the scenery but overall I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit the springs again.

A place with natural beauty!!

We met a local at our hotel pool and he recommended Yannis for paragliding. I cant thank him enough! My 14 year old son said it was the highlight of this vacation and one of the best things he has ever experienced. I was aprehensive. Yannis and his wife quickly put my mind at ease sharing their experiences and training. Paragliding Fun is definitely a must when visiting Delphi!

I can't say in simple words enough about this experience. You just have to try it! It is totally safe, Yannis Xiros is a professional - both in flying and in handling his customers. We had some weather issues, but eventually the time of the flight was adjusted to the weather, we met at the location, and had an extreamly beautiful flights and overall experience. Do it, you will not regret!

Incredible experience, the instructor Yannis, a 6x world champion, was incredibly knowledgeable about the area we flew over, as well as made it a very comfortable and enjoyable experience. Can not recommend this place enough if you’re looking to paraglide in Greece

I've done some paragliding in Utah, USA and I can say this was gorgeous!! Ioannis was great, smooth takeoff and landing, amazing views over the archaeological site at Delphi, definitely check it out if you get the chance!!

For a great experience do not hesitate. You kill two birds with one stone. You see Historic Delphi and the surroundibg from above as well as get to feel the freedom of flying liken bird. All under the great care and warranted safety of Yannis. If the Greek god of wind (Aeolos) is in your favour an experience worth it!!

Ioannis is a very experienced paraglider. My 70year old mum and me, each of us flew a tandem-flight with him. We felt safe and well informed with him. The flight over the sight of the oracle of Delphi was an unforgettable wonderful experience. Thank you again Ioannis for sharing your wings with us!!! 😁😁😁

Great experience! Highly professional and friendly, we had a great time Truely recommended.

Great experience! I learnt how to use the wheel with the clay and try and make a vase. Also Aristotelis made the most amazing lunch! The best I’ve ever had in Greece (I’ve been coming for 7 years to Greece)

Excellent service, warm welcome. Owner speaks Greek, English, French and perhaps more.

Ideal for international meetings. The Place is full of positive energy. Stimulates the creativity and remains unforgettable as it is directly connected to a unique ancient civilization It was “the center of earth 🌍” according to ancient Greeks Photo: statue of earth’s naval-Delphi Museum

Went there because of the Delphi Economic Forum 2017. Spacious rooms, comfortable seats with tables, and excellent audiovisual cover. The view is amazing from up there.

Beautiful place with excellent facilities and amazing natural beauty. Perfect for company events and corporate events.

Modern Culture Centre with exhibition, meeting rooms, theatre an guesthouses.

Buildings and the surrounding areas are in poor condition. Staff not very polite.

Amazing. Beautiful and tranquil - but not for those who want bling.

Fantastic position, nice auditorium and accommodation, very clean.

Nice collection of artifacts telling the story of galaxidi s past as a major port for trading. Receptionist doubled as our curator and walked us through the exhibits.

What s great little museum. Interesting exhibits and friendly staff. Inexpensive.

This is a perfectly lovely, intimate local museum which covers the entire span of its recorded history, ancient times, it's time in the War of Independence, & the glory years as a ship-building port. Especially interesting is the overview of the ancient archeological history accompanied with local finds and thoughtful curation. Well worth visiting while you are in Galaxidi. As an extra bonus: it offers an excellent air-conditioned refuge on a hot afternoon.

Wonderful small and well paid out museum

My husband and I visited the museum today and we are so happy with the visit !Our visit started with warm welcome from Maria the front desk young lady!!She was so Nice and so professional and friendly!!!we can not say enough. We look forward to visit the museum again !! Thank you Maria for your wonderful personality and your kindness!!!

Great. Highly recommended

A great little museum. A couple of hours we'll spent. Very interesting local history.

A lovely and cozy looking shop and we stopped by for a snack. The waiter wasn’t unfriendly but wasn’t so friendly when I asked what Greek Coffee was. The pie and sandwich were delicious! The pastry case is so tempting that we would definitely stop by again before we leave.

Been here 3 times in 2 days! Delicious gelato, and the sweets are amazing! The crème pie and chocolate pastry were a perfect start to the day. Barista made a great iced cappuccino in the a.m. and great iced espresso in the p.m. Very friendly staff! We enjoyed the cozy patio and took some to-go. Check them out if ever in Delphi!

Amazing cafe, good coffee and fantastic selection of cakes baked goods and pastries. Staff weird very friendly and service was great.

Very Nice Place. Owner is really good man. Ice coffe is amazing

We had such a wonderful evening here! Not only was the wine delicious, but our waitstaff was very welcoming and knowledgeable about the local wines. Could not recommend this place enough!!

Best coffee in town- always best to go where the locals go- try their vanilla cake it was 😊

great place for breakfast and to enjoy different pastries ✨

Great service, extensive menu at reasonable prices. The fish soup is amazing. The shrimp were excellent and the location on the seafront is a joy. We, a group of 4, had a range of dishes and all, with one exception, were excellent. The mussels while tasty were very small and undeveloped but that is a fault if the product rather than the kitchen.

Lovely late lunch after a long sail. Greek salad and octopus appetiser…..absolutely fantastic!

Best sea food I've tasted, marinated octopus and kelemia were my favourites. Drinks! Best homemade lemonade Emilio, 9 years old

The best place to eat in Galaxidi! Awesome food at great prices, served by the nicest people! An absolute must!

The service was non existent. She took our order and once the food and water came out she never appeared again. I ordered a coke and she never brought that. We finished the water not even halfway through our meal. We ordered saganaki, fries, calamari and octopus. Saganaki was ok and the fries were the only good part of the meal. The calamari was like a big rubber band. Chew, chew, chew, chew. The octopus was by far the worst I ever tried. I think cat food would have tasted better. It was overcooked and chewy as well. I had to ask for the check and then go inside to pay. She tried charging for the coke. Anyway not a place I would recommend the calamari or octopus for sure. Not there specialty.

Nice staff, good food and a good price. Very friendly and cozy place. Fresh octopus, beautifully steamed mussels, poli nostimo!

Absolutely delicious food! We tried stuffed calamari, stuffed tomato and onions and Tsipouro every single thing was amazing!!!

First dinner in Greece, we wanted to try local food. We tried a tzatziki as appetizer and chicken gyros and Greek salad as main dishes. It was as expected a very nice overview of the local cuisine! Special mention to the chicken meet which was very tasty. The fries however were a bit chewy and greasy, but overall it was a nice dinner. The service was very good and the place was cute, we had a great time.

On our way back from a trip, by the recommendation of our guide, we sat down and had lunch at this tavern and we definitely weren't wrong. The souvlaki was excellent, the meat was so soft and juicy, the gyros burger was the same. For a starter we had the eggplant spread with their pita bread, also excellent. Definitely a great lunch

I got the pork souvlaki, and I could tell the pork was of really high quality. The owner of the restaurant told me he does the grocery shopping every day at 6 a.m. to get fresh ingredients. I had a very satisfying lunch here and highly recommend it. The prices are reasonable, the food is awesome, and the server was super kind. There's no reason not to visit!

The worst restaurant in Greece, the chicken was dry and salty, everything was heated from the refrigerator, and the sauces were all from the factory. There is no sincerity and it feels like they have lost their passion for making delicious food! Definitely not recommended.

Delicious brunch with eggs, meat, and fries! The owner was incredibly inviting and warm, and had the kindest aura and such a positive disposition. Food was top quality!!

Absolutely delicious food! We tried the Greek cheese and pita as a starter (ask for the one that's like philadelphia in texture) and a gyros plate as mains. The gyros plate was huge! Tasty and well priced Greek food!

We were visiting the town of Delphi today and decided to ventue from our hotel for dinner tonight (staying at Amalia Hotel). We stumbled across this Taverna and glad we did. The service was great and the food was even better! Serving sizing was generous for the pricing, and they even offered a free dessert of fresh fruit, which was delicious. Would recommend to anyone visiting Delphi. Incredible!!

Superb service staff! Loved the food served. Fantastic spinach pie and zucchini balls. Baked chicken was moist and flavourful. Highly recommended!

Zucchini balls starter accompanied with beetroot yogurt was delicious. And wild boar was a treat for taste buds! Very intense flavours and huge portions. Service was quick as our table was reserved as part of the tour.

An amazing experience from the moment I arrived. Warm greetings from a family owned and run business. Food was phenomenal! Delicious and all dishes made with traditional family recipes. Cooking class was a great hands-on experience, which was lots of fun and we enjoyed our creations as part of our meal. xx

The food was very good. All fresh. Perfect lunch spot . We stopped here during our tour keytours group.

Overall an outstanding 5 star rating in all departments including the physical environment (nestled cosily in the mountains), the layout, food and service. The starters are just nice in volume and taste. The main course of bake chicken is out of this world. The cake is a little too sweet for me but very delicious. The staff and boss are super friendly and helpful.

Delicious food, gorgeous atmosphere and Lydia is the best host ever! I was fortunate to spend an evening learning how to make some authentic Greek cuisine. I fell in love with this restaurant, the food, and especially the warmth and loving atmosphere created by Lydia and her family. It was my favorite evening in my 11-day trip abroad. Thank you Lydia! You are such a beautiful person inside and out, I felt like a member of your family. Everyone visiting Greece needs to go to this restaurant! Sincerely, Lou Ann

Our tour group took a cooking class and dinner here and the experience was top notch. Lydia made us feel so welcomed and the food we had was probably the best I had the entire trip. The venue is also absolutely beautiful and perfect for pictures.