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cfoust2, Jul 2026
Ancient Olympia was...
Ancient Olympia was amazing. And, the museum was beyond belief (HIGHLY RECOMMEND). The tour guide mostly read information about what we should expect to see from his phone. He was talkative on the drive from Athens to Ancient Olympia but barely said two words on the way back. Had the tour guide not had his phone to read from, I highly doubt he would have had much to any knowledge of the site we were headed to see.
William_C, May 2026
Fantastic! Our guides...
Fantastic! Our guides were fantastic. The guide at the ancient Olympia ruins was an amazing person with an endless wealth of information. It's amazing to see 2000 year old ruins and the artifacts collected in the museum itself. Would highly recommend this tour.
Laura_E, Aug 2026
Olympia
Our guides were great The museum was exceptional The olive oil tasting wasnt much Lots of walking and standing Do not do this when it is 100 degrees like we did!
Kory_K, Jul 2026
Fantastic tour!
Christos was amazing. He had so much history to share and knew where to go to make the most of our time. He was kind, open to anything we wanted to see or change, and filled with suggestions that made for a fantastic day for us and our adult children. Besides the Olympic ruins, our favorite thing was Klio’s honey farm. Klio taught us about her family business and so much about bee keeping/honey making. This tour added a great local feel to Olympia. We highly recommend Christos to all!

Ancient Olympia

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Peloponnese
The UNESCO-listed ruins of Ancient Olympia, Peloponnese.
  • See the site with a guide to fully appreciate the history and architecture of Ancient Olympia. A family-friendly guide can make the experience more engaging for kids.

  • The Archaeological Museum of Olympia includes a scale model of the ruins, pediment carvings from the Temple of Zeus, and a statue of the messenger god Hermes by Praxiteles, whose work also adorned the Acropolis.

  • The archaeological park is partially accessible to wheelchairs; the museum is fully accessible.

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