Delphi, with its remarkably preserved ruins dotted along the southern slopes of Mount Parnassus, is one of Greece’s most famous archaeological sites. …See more
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Oct 7, 2024
This archaeological site was absolutely beautiful. We spent 3 hours walking around the site and going through the museum. It was a lovely time. Full review by uryufriend
Sep 21, 2024
We were treated with an in depth and truly awe inspiring guided tour of Delphi archaeological site and Museum with George Malissos. Thank you! Full review by Escape39264438216
Sep 2, 2024
After a restful night at V Hotel, we set out to explore the iconic ruins of Delphi, nestled on Mount Parnassus. Revered in ancient times as the world’s center, Delphi is home to the famous Oracle and… Full review by JohnsJournal
do you have guides there at Delphi that could take a group of 18 around and how much would that be?
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I did not have any guide. Delphi is a small village and visiting the sites and archeological museum is straight forward. A guide maybe organise at the gate of the site.
My wife and I are planning a trip to Greece this May, and would like to spend about three days to visit Delphi and Meteora. Should we rent a car or take public train or bus or take a tour? Thanks!
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National roads of Greece are fine. You should rent a car from athens, go to Kalabaka and stay there for the night. Visit the monasteries early in the morning. No need for a guide …
National roads of Greece are fine. You should rent a car from athens, go to Kalabaka and stay there for the night. Visit the monasteries early in the morning. No need for a guide there, the monks will tell you everything you need to know. Then drive up the national road, pass Lamia and take the regional road through Amfissa to Delphi. Stay in the village of Delphi, but don't miss a dinner at Zahos' tavern in Livadi and a late night drink in Arachova. My personal favourite is Husky, a rock themed bar on a small side alley. Visit the archeological site WITH A GUIDE. The place you want to visit do not have frequent bus connections. You will miss valuable time and will get tired trying to figure out local bus connections. I dont think there is a direct bus or train connection of Kalabaka to Delphi, both towns are not the main ones in the region. Rent a car. Enjoy! Ps: spend a day or two in Athens.
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