Archaeological sites in Corinthia with free entry

You do not need a ticket to see some of the most interesting monuments in Corinthia. This list includes only sites and museums for which the official page of the Greek Ministry of Culture states free admission: Acrocorinth, the Diolkos at the Isthmus, the ancient harbour of Lechaion, the Hexamilion wall, the archaeological site of Stymphalos and the museum of Ancient Feneos. Note that free entry does not mean they are always open. Acrocorinth has opening hours, Lechaion opens by arrangement with the Ancient Corinth Museum and the Feneos museum is open only from April to October. On each page you will find the opening hours and a link to the official source. Schedules change, so check before you set off.

  1. Archaeological sites in Corinthia with free entry

    1. Acrocorinth

    The Acrocorinth is a steep rock standing 575 metres tall, dominating the plain of Corinth. Ancient Corinth was built at its northern foothills. Free admission (Ministry of Culture). Daily 08:30-15:30 (all year). Closed: 1 Jan, 25 Mar, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 25-26…

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    2. The Diolkos

    The Diolkos: the paved ancient trackway that hauled ships across the Isthmus, 2,500 years before the Corinth Canal. Free admission (Ministry of Culture). Open-air monument, always accessible.

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  3. 3. Ancient Harbour of Lechaion

    Lechaion, the western harbour of ancient Corinth on the Corinthian Gulf, with its artificial basins and a vast Early Christian basilica. Free admission (Ministry of Culture). Visits by arrangement with the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth (tel. +30 27410 31207).

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  4. 4. The Hexamilion Wall

    The Hexamilion: the vast wall that sealed the Isthmus and was meant to defend the whole Peloponnese. Free admission (Ministry of Culture).

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  5. 5. Theatre of Ancient Stymphalos

    The Theatre of Ancient Stymphalos is one of the archaeological sites of Corinthia. It lies 42. Free admission (Ministry of Culture).

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    6. Archaeological Museum of Ancient Feneos

    The small museum of Ancient Feneos in mountain Corinthia, with finds from the Asklepieion and the Lake Doxa valley. Free admission (Ministry of Culture). Summer (1 Apr–31 Oct): 09:00-16:00, closed Tuesdays. Closed in winter. Closed Easter Sunday and…

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