About this experience
Stand on Mars Hill, where Apostle Paul preached to philosophers. Ancient Agora, the site of his first encounters with followers. Corinth's historical sites and Kechries Port, reflecting Paul's journey
Highlights
- Snap memorable photos from up high at the Canal of Corinth
- Walk the same paths as the Apostle Paul walked in Ancient Corinth
- Stand in Ancient Agora, where Saint Paul preached Christianity in 51 AD
- Wander around Kechries Port to see where Saint Paul left Greece for Syria
What's included
- Pick-up and drop-off from central Athens hotels or meeting point
- English-speaking driver/escort
- 1 Bottled water on board / pp
- Entrance fees to the sites (if option selected)
- Licensed tour guide (if option selected)
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Mars Hill (Areopagus)
Stand on Mars Hill, where Apostle Paul famously preached to Athenian philosophers, challenging their beliefs and introducing them to Christianity. This significant location offers stunning views of the Acropolis, enhancing your understanding of Paul’s impact on Athenian culture and thought.
Ancient Agora, Athens
Visit the Ancient Agora, where Paul first encountered early Christian followers in 51 AD. This bustling marketplace was central to Athenian life, showcasing remnants of temples and public buildings that reflect the vibrant social dynamics of the time.
Canal of Corinth
Marvel at the Canal of Corinth, a stunning feat of engineering that stands 80 meters high. While Paul didn’t see this canal, it highlights Corinth's historical significance as a trade hub, integral to his missionary journeys.
Ancient Corinth
Explore Ancient Corinth, where Paul established a Christian community. Key sites include the Bema, where he stood trial, and the Ancient Market, vital for understanding early Christian interactions within a diverse cultural landscape.
Kechries Port
Discover Kechries Port, the ancient departure point for Paul’s journey to Syria. This tranquil port reflects the challenges faced by early Christians and offers a serene backdrop for contemplating Paul’s dedication to spreading the Gospel.
Things to note
- Sun hat
- Comfortable shoes
- Sunscreen
Terms & conditions
This tour involves walking on uneven ground and ancient stone paths — comfortable shoes are recommended.
The tour operates in all weather conditions; bring appropriate clothing for sun or rain.
Entrance fees to archaeological sites and museums are not included unless otherwise specified (approx. €60 per person).
A licensed guide inside archaeological sites is optional and must be booked in advance.