Travel to Nemea, the Tuscany of Greece

Nestled at Mount Profitis Elias' base, Nemea beckons. Its amphitheatrical charm, rich cultural heritage, and gastronomic prominence near Corinth create an enticing haven for curious travelers. Verdant hills, fertile plains, and sprawling vineyards envelop Nemea, where mythology and nature entwine seamlessly.

Nemea, host to pan-Hellenic festivals honoring ancient Greek heroes, unveils a treasure trove of archaeological wonders. The Zeus Temple's regal Doric columns and the Crypt Stoa's grandeur stand testament to its historical significance.

Adjacent remains echo with whispers of the past, immersing visitors in a journey through time.

The Nemea Archaeological Museum enriches the experience, while Wine Roads lead to vineyards and wineries, embodying centuries-old viticulture traditions. Nemea's allure lies not only in its mythic tapestry but also in its dynamic oenological heritage, captivating all who seek to explore its timeless narrative.

Food and local cuisine

The area has a wide variety of pure, local products, widely used in the local specialties of the area. Corinthian raisins, the excellent quality oil, the many varieties of olives, the sultanas and a wide range of the famous Nemea (Agiorgitiko) wines, which make Nemea famous all over the world, are well known.

When to visit Nemea

An ideal period to visit the area of Nemea is the period from May to the end of October, as it is harmoniously combined with the visit to the archeological site, but also other wine tourism activities (vintage, visit to wineries and vineyards).

Moving from/ to Nemea

Take the road to Nemea via the Athens - Corinth-Tripoli National road. Nemea is 110 km from Athens, 34 km from Corinth, 41 km from Nafplio and 29 km from Argos.