Taking the Olympus highway is an amazing drive when leaving Athens for the Peloponnese. Heading south toward Epidaurus, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of nature along the way, with a relaxing stop for coffee. Once in Epidaurus, we’ll visit the iconic ancient theater, renowned for its exceptional acoustics, and explore the nearby museum to dive deeper into its fascinating history. It’s a perfect blend of scenic beauty and cultural discovery.

The Epidaurus Theater offers not only a glimpse into ancient Greek history but also an unforgettable experience with its remarkable acoustics and architecture. The nearby museum is worth a visit, as it provides valuable insights into the rich cultural heritage of the site, showcasing artifacts and history that further enrich the experience of this iconic location.

"The museum at Epidaurus is only partly accessible, as the main exhibition area is reachable via four steps. Caffee shops and accessible toilet is available at the entrance part."

Only after a short drive we will reach the city of Napflion. As one of Greece’s oldest cities, Nafplion boasts a rich historical heritage, with well-preserved Venetian, Ottoman, and Greek architecture. Its historical significance is reflected in its charming old town and numerous historical sites. The picturesque harbor area, with its cafes and shops, provides a lovely place to stroll and relax. The waterfront offers beautiful views and a pleasant atmosphere for enjoying a meal or a drink. The city is renowned for its beautiful neoclassical buildings, narrow streets, and picturesque squares. Key landmarks include the Palamidi Fortress, Bourtzi Castle, and the Syntagma Square, all showcasing impressive architectural styles. Overall, Nafplio combines historical charm, beautiful scenery, and a vibrant atmosphere, making it a worthwhile destination for anyone exploring Greece.

There is plenty of time to enjoy this picturesque city before returning to Athens.