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Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus

Argolis Prefecture, Peloponnese, Greece

Featured Review : The ancient sanctuary and theater of Epidavros located in the Argolis area of Peloponnese is one of the best known and often-visited Greek antique sites. It can be done as a day trip from Athens, but we travel to Epidavr...See Full Review

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Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus Reviews

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Come And Be Healed

  • 5 out of 5 stars by MagdaDH_AlexH from Perth, Scotland, United Kingdom
  • September 5, 2009
Come And Be Healed
Quote: The ancient sanctuary and theater of Epidavros located in the Argolis area of Peloponnese is one of the best known and often-visited Greek antique sites. It can be done as a day trip from Athens, but we travel to Epidavros from Galatas, a small town... Read the full Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus review

From journal Beyond Athens: Greek highlights from Peloponnese & around

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Epidauros Museum

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Re Carroll from Abbotsford, British Columbia
  • June 23, 2003
Epidauros Museum
Quote: The museum is located between the Theatre and the ancient site. Near the entrance is a plaque from 1988 declaring Epidauros to be a World Heritage site. The museum was built in the early 1900s by the same man who excavated Epidauros and all the... Read the full Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus review

From journal Greek History 101

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Epidauros

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Re Carroll from Abbotsford, British Columbia
  • June 23, 2003
Epidauros
Quote: Although most advertisements for Epidauros feature the Theatre, there is much more to the site than that. Starting with the Mycenaean period, gods of healing were worshipped here big time. First Malos, then Apollo and finally, Apollo’s son... Read the full Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus review

From journal Greek History 101

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The Sanctuary and theatre at Epidauros

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Illion from Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • March 23, 2002
The Sanctuary and theatre at Epidauros
Quote: After crossing the Corinthian Canal we took the scenic coastal road in the direction of Epidauros, what also happens to be the most direct route towards this famous theatre but probably not the fastest. After being treated to some breathtaking views... Read the full Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus review

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