Ephesus-Efes Located within what was once the estuary of the River Kaystros, Ephesus comprises successive Hellenistic and Roman settlements founded on new locations, which followed the coastline as it retreated westward. Excavations have revealed grand monuments of the Roman Imperial …
The Acropolis – Athens The Acropolis of Athens is the main and most famous archaeological site in Greece which is also called the Sacred Rock. It is considered the most important heritage of the Classical period and as Europe’s most …
1) Choirokitia/Khirokitia The Neolithic settlement of Choirokitia which dates back to the 70000- 5000 B.C. is one of the most important and well preserved prehistoric sites in the eastern Mediterranean and has been listed as a World Heritage Site by …
ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS – MEMORABLE CASTLES Romania offers travellers many captivating attractions being a source of inspiration at European level and beyond. Romania has the most impressive castles at national and European level being one of the countries that has a …
ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS Pompeii One of the most famous archeological sites in Italy is Pompeii, near Naples. In this site you can find the ruins of an ancient Roman town destroyed in 79 AD by the eruption of the volcano Mount …
ARCHAEOLOGICAL MONUMENTS Nestled between Germany and France, the small country of Belgium has every reason to be confident in its cultural offerings. From Medieval fairytale settings to vast nature reserves and eerie ghost towns, here are the best places to visit in Belgium. The Atomium …
Archaeology in Spain Spain ranks sixth on the list of the world’s largest archaeological tourism destinations and six out of ten foreigners who visit the country do so for cultural reasons. Spain has eight sites and sets of archaeological sites …
