Ancient Corinth Audio Guide
Explore Ancient Corinth with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.
About the Tour
Ancient Corinth was a powerful city-state located on the Isthmus of Corinth, serving as a major center of trade and culture in the ancient world. The site features extensive ruins, including the 6th-century BC Temple of Apollo and the Roman-era forum.
What you will hear
Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth
The essential starting point to see the artifacts found on-site, including world-famous Corinthian pottery and Roman mosaics.
Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth
Welcome to the museum courtyard, where rows of headless statues reveal a fascinating secret about Roman political branding.
The Perfume Jar
This small jar represents a time when Corinthian pottery and luxury perfumes were famous throughout the Mediterranean.
Ancient Theatre of Corinth
One of the largest theaters in Greece, it could once seat 18,000 spectators and was later converted into a gladiatorial arena by the Romans.
The Theater
This massive arena once held 18,000 people and was eventually adapted for gladiators and naval battles.
West Shops
A row of Roman-era commercial spaces that once bustling with merchants and shoppers at the edge of the forum.
West Shops
These stone stalls served as the luxury mall of the ancient city, selling exotic goods from across the empire.
Temple of Apollo
The most iconic landmark of the site, this 6th-century BC Doric temple is one of the few Greek structures that survived the Roman destruction of the city.
Temple of Apollo
One of the oldest temples in Greece, these seven columns survived the total destruction of the city.
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