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Built in the late 4th century BC, the ancient theatre dedicated to Asclepius is Greece's best-preserved, known for its perfect acoustics and well-preserved structure.
Built between 480-338 BC, the rectangular stadium was used for a variety of sporting contests including running, discus, javelin, and boxing with theatre performances possibly performed here before the theatre was built.
The small onsite museum displays a variety of relics from Epidaurus, including temple sections, statues, bronze medical items, pottery, inscriptions, and more.
Mycenae Known for its vaulted ‘beehive tombs’ (‘tholos’ in Greek) and gold, bronze, ivory, and amber grave goods uncovered from the 16th-century royal cemetery, Mycenae is a must-visit for those who love archaeology.