Ancient Epidavros is one of the most significant and well-preserved archaeological sites in Greece and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ancient Epidavros was an important sanctuary dedicated to the ancient Greek god of healing, Asclepius. The site was considered a place of healing, and the sanctuary attracted pilgrims seeking cures for various ailments. Within the archaeological site, you can find the Asclepeion, a complex of buildings and temples where rituals and healing practices took place in honor of Asclepius. The on-site museum showcases artifacts discovered in the area, providing insights into the religious and healing practices of the ancient Greeks. Adjacent to the theater, there is an ancient stadium where athletic competitions and games were held as part of the religious festivities. Epidavros is set amidst a picturesque landscape of olive groves and rolling hills, adding to the serene and mystical ambiance of the ancient site. Another ancient sanctuary, dedicated to the goddess Artemis, can also be found in the vicinity of Epidavros. The Ancient Theater of Epidavros continues to be used for performances, particularly during the summer months. The Epidavros Festival showcases ancient Greek drama, attracting audiences from around the world.