Site of the first Olympic games. Do visit the museum and the site. It's a fairly even walk through the site, but wear your sturdy shoes. If you can take a guided tour you shold do that: the site deta… Full review by corgimom2017
Dec 10, 2024
All the area is magic, the birthplace of the Olympic Games, we have also visited the museum. If you like to see well the place choose a low season. Full review by nerakon
Oct 26, 2024
When in Olympia you got to go here and see the site, although there is alot of old acient stones around there is alot of history. It is rather open area, make sure you rest and have water bottles w… Full review by Johnson w
Hi, We'll be in Olympia on March 30 and 31. Are they opening hours really between 8 and 3? Can we stay on the site (outside museum) after 3? Thanks.
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Eat at Mythos, the best place we ate after trying 3 other places. Fresh home-cooking, best ingredients, kind service. The place almost next door was pretty awful although the guy …
Eat at Mythos, the best place we ate after trying 3 other places. Fresh home-cooking, best ingredients, kind service. The place almost next door was pretty awful although the guy running it (seemingly alone) was nice. It gets dark early so, 3pm. Are you parking a trailer or something? There are campgrounds nearby and a large, mainly empty municipal lot walking distance to the Ruins but I have no idea how they treat overnight RV camping?
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