Places with audio guides - Greece

An ancient sanctuary on the eastern slope of the Acropolis, associated with the cult of Aglauros and the archaeological find of an honorary stele from the 3rd century BC.

The highest mountain on Lesbos, with a vast massif, forests of Aleppo pine and chestnut, and settlements on its slopes, including Agiasos.

An extinct ancient city in the west of Lesbos, known from Greek sources, destroyed by the sea and linked to the history of the Lesbian revolt.

The oldest Greek oracle and a major cult center of Zeus and Dione, with a theater, stoa, and the remains of temples in the valley below Mount Tomaros.

The only stadium in the world built entirely of marble, the venue of the 1896 Games and modern ceremonies in the heart of Athens.

A royal villa on Corfu from 1890, associated with Empress Elisabeth and Wilhelm II, famed for its classical statues and gardens.

The former village in the region of East Macedonia and Thrace recalls the changes after 1913, the exchange of populations, and the tragedies of the Second World War.

The vast Venetian castle at Methoni is one of the most important fortresses in the Peloponnese. It evokes both the Crusader and Ottoman eras.