Constructed on top of a hill overlooking the entire region, Delphi is one of the most famous archaeological sites in Greece. This oracle dedicated to Apollo, the god of light and prophecy, was the most visited oracle in Greece and people from all over the Mediterranean would come to ask for help.
It needs some climbing up to get to the actual site, which stands on |
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The hill offers great view to the valley beneath, which is full of |
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The closest village to the ancient site is Delphi at a distance of 2 km, while other towns in the area include Amfissa, Itea and Galaxidi.
In fact, Galaxidi is a popular tourist village for both winter and summer vacations. The closest beaches are Agioi Pantes and Tolofonas, with large sandy coastline. |