Delve into the historical treasures of Ancient Nemea, where myth and archaeology converge, and then witness the awe-inspiring modern marvel of the Corinth Canal, seamlessly connecting two seas, offering a captivating blend of ancient wonders and contemporary engineering brilliance.

The site of Ancient Nemea includes the remains of the Temple of Zeus, where athletes and visitors gathered to pay homage to the god before the competitions. The Nemean Stadium is well-preserved and can still be seen at the archaeological site. It was the venue for various athletic competitions during the Nemean Games. The site also includes remains of ancient baths, reflecting the importance of physical fitness and preparation for the games. Nemea has an archaeological museum that displays artifacts excavated from the site, providing further insights into the history of the region.

The Corinth Canal is a significant engineering feat that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf. Although the idea of the canal had been proposed since ancient times the constuction was completed in the late 19th century and allows ships to avoid the longer trip around the Peloponnese while also providing a great view and a fun tourist attraction. Capture breathtaking photos of the canal's narrow passage, where ships navigate this impressive waterway, bridging the gap between two seas.