# Corinth

A day trip from Athens: the Corinth Canal, Ancient Corinth and its museum (€15), Acrocorinth (€5), kayaking at Loutraki and a boat through the canal.

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/greece/peloponnese/corinth · Revisado: 2026-11-12

Corinth is the first stop on the Peloponnese when you leave Athens, and almost everyone drives past it on the way to Mycenae or Nafplio. It deserves a day of its own. Within 20 kilometres you have the Corinth Canal, a 6 km cut through rock with 80-metre walls; Ancient Corinth, the city that grew rich charging for passage between the two seas, with its Temple of Apollo from 560 BC; and Acrocorinth, a three-ringed fortress 575 metres above the two gulfs. To the north of the isthmus, Loutraki adds thermal baths, a beach and a coast to paddle along to the sanctuary of Hera.

## How do you get there from Athens?

By car, one hour. It is about 80 km along the A8 motorway, the Corinth and Patras one, with tolls at Elefsina and at the Isthmus. To see the canal, exit at the Isthmus and look for the pedestrian bridge next to the old road: there is parking, cafés and the Tourist Information Centre. For Ancient Corinth, exit at Corinth and follow the signs for Archaia Korinthos, 7 km from the modern city. From the airport, via the Attiki Odos, it is about 110 km, an hour and a quarter.

By train, the Hellenic Train Proastiakos suburban line goes from the airport and from central Athens to Corinth in about an hour, on the Kiato line. The station is on the outskirts of the new town: for Ancient Corinth and for the canal you need a taxi. Without a car it can be done, but the day gets half as much done.

From Spain, you fly to Athens with direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona and other cities. Corinth is on the natural way out of the airport towards the Peloponnese: if you hire a car, it can be your first stop.

## What is there to see in Corinth?

The canal, first: from the Isthmus pedestrian bridge you see the rock cut right down to the bottom, with 21 metres of water between vertical walls. It opened in 1893. If you want to see it from inside, Corinth Canal Cruises takes you through it by boat from Isthmia. At each mouth of the canal there is a submersible bridge that sinks to let the ships through, and at the west mouth there are remains of the Diolkos, the stone track along which the ancients dragged ships from one gulf to the other.

Ancient Corinth is the long visit: the Temple of Apollo, the Roman agora, the Peirene fountain, the platform from where St Paul spoke and a museum with the kouroi of Tenea. Two hours. Above it, Acrocorinth: three gates, 3 km of walls and the best view of the isthmus.

On the other side of the canal, in Loutraki, the kayak from Lake Vouliagmeni to the Heraion with Trekking Hellas, the Heraion of Perachora with its cove and the Melagavi lighthouse, and the Loutraki thermal baths, Greece's spa town for a hundred years.

## How much does it cost and what are the opening hours?

Ancient Corinth costs €15 (reduced, €8) with the museum; Acrocorinth, €5 (reduced, €3). EU citizens under 25 usually get in free with ID. Ancient Corinth opens every day from April to October, until 19:00 or 20:00 depending on the fortnight; from November to March, from 8:30 to 15:30 and closed on Tuesdays. Acrocorinth opens from 8:30 to 15:30 all year. Both are free on the first and third Sunday of each month from November to March, and close on 1 January, 25 March, 1 May, Easter Sunday and 25 and 26 December. The canal can be seen for free.

## A day trip or with a night?

As a day trip, no problem: you leave Athens at 8:00, see the canal at 9:00, Acrocorinth before 12:00, have lunch at Ancient Corinth, see the site in the afternoon and are back at 19:00. You have it hour by hour in the excursion to Corinth from Athens. With a night you can add kayaking at Loutraki or an afternoon on the beach at Isthmia, and carry on the next day to Nemea or Nafplio.

## Where to sleep?

In Ancient Corinth, Marinos Rooms, run by a village family, a few minutes' walk from the site, with home-made breakfast in the garden. In Isthmia, seven minutes from the canal, Kalamaki Beach Resort, four stars, with a beach and pools: the one families look for. In Loutraki, the Club Hotel Casino Loutraki, facing the gulf, with a spa and three restaurants; its Aquarius is the table for a special dinner.

## Dónde está
- Zonas: Peloponnese
- Cerca: Nemea and its wineries (a 19.7 km), Nafplio (a 38.5 km), Aegina (a 51.2 km), Poros (a 67.8 km)

## Qué hacer
- **The Corinth Canal from the Pedestrian Bridge** (30 min · All ages · Free): What it is
The Corinth Canal cuts through the isthmus that joins the Peloponnese to the rest of Greece. It is about 6.3 km dug into the rock between the Gulf of Corinth and the Saronic Gulf, only 21 metres wide at the water and with vertical walls of about 80 metres. It opened in 1893, although the idea dates from Antiquity: Nero even began the works with a golden spade. Today mostly pleasure boats pass through.
Where to see it
The classic view is from the Isthmus pedestrian bridge, next to the old Athens to Corinth road, beside the monument to the building of the canal. Next door are the Tourist Information Centre, cafés and souvenir shops. If you are on the motorway, come off at the Isthmus: it is two minutes away. Look over calmly: the drop is more impressive than it seems in photos. If you are lucky, you will see a ship passing along the bottom.
How long
Half an hour is enough for the bridge and a coffee. If you want more, at the ends of the canal there are two submersible bridges that sink to let ships through, and on the west side, the remains of the Diolkos.
- **Ancient Corinth and Its Museum** (2 h · All ages · €15 with the museum; reduced €8): What it is
Corinth was one of the richest cities of ancient Greece: it controlled the two ports of the isthmus and the passage between the Peloponnese and the mainland. What you see today is 7 km from the modern city, at the foot of Acrocorinth. The first thing you recognise is the Temple of Apollo, from 560 BC, with seven monolithic Doric columns still standing. Around it, the Roman city that replaced it: the agora, the Peirene fountain, paved streets, shops and the tribunal, the bema, from which tradition says Saint Paul spoke to the Corinthians. Excavations began in 1896 and continue.
The museum
It is inside the site and included. It was built in 1932 by the American School of Classical Studies, which has excavated here from the start, and it covers the city from prehistory to Byzantium. What stands out most are the two kouroi of Tenea, archaic funerary statues of smiling youths, and the Corinthian mosaics and pottery. Allow half an hour.
Admission and opening hours
The ticket costs €15 (reduced, €8) and includes site and museum. In April it opens from 8:00 to 19:00; from May to August, until 20:00; in September and October closing time moves earlier every fortnight, down to 18:00. From November to March it opens from 8:30 to 15:30 and closes on Tuesdays. Last entry is 20 minutes before. It is free on 6 March, 18 April, 18 May, the last weekend of September, 28 October and the first and third Sunday of each month from November to March. It closes on 1 January, 25 March, 1 May, Easter Sunday and 25 and 26 December.
Getting there
By car, leave the motorway at Corinth and follow the signs for Archaia Korinthos. The village is small and there is room to park next to the entrance. Without a car, the suburban train drops you at Corinth and from there it is a taxi of about 10 minutes.
- **Boat Crossing of the Corinth Canal from Isthmia** (1 h 30 · All ages): What it is
Seeing the canal from the bridge is one thing; going inside is another. The boat enters at the Isthmia mouth, with the submerged bridge under the hull, and covers the 6 km between vertical rock walls, with the Isthmus bridge passing overhead at 80 metres. The operator is Corinth Canal Cruises, with the ANNA II, a 31-metre boat built in 1991 with an indoor lounge, outdoor deck, bar and toilets, for 195 passengers.
How to book
The company's website does not publish a timetable or price: call their mobiles or write to the email they give to ask about the day's departure and book. Departures depend on the season and on groups. In summer the same company runs a day trip from Isthmia to Aegina and Agistri: two hours by boat to Aegina, two and a half free hours on the island, another two at Agistri for swimming and back to Isthmia in the afternoon.
Getting there
Isthmia harbour is at the east mouth of the canal, 5 km from the Isthmus bridge. There is room to park next to the quay.
- **Isthmia Submersible Bridge** (20 min · All ages · Free): What it is
At each mouth of the canal, at Isthmia on the Saronic side and at Posidonia on the Gulf of Corinth side, there is a bridge that does not lift: it sinks. When a ship arrives, the deck drops to the bottom of the water, the ship passes over it and the bridge rises again. If you coincide with a manoeuvre, it is a few minutes that children love; if not, the place still deserves the stop for seeing the canal from below, at water level.
Getting there
From the Isthmus pedestrian bridge it is about 5 km along the Isthmia road to the east mouth. Park next to the quay. The boats that cross the canal also leave from here.
- **Acrocorinth, the Fortress Above Corinth** (2 h · Families with children who can walk; closed shoes · €5; reduced €3): What it is
Acrocorinth is the 575-metre rock that dominates Ancient Corinth and was its acropolis for more than two thousand years. Its walls, about 3,000 metres long, enclose 240,000 square metres in three successive enclosures, with a deep moat on the west side. The first are from the archaic period, from the tyrant Cypselus; later the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians and Ottomans extended them, and the Ottomans surrendered it to Kolokotronis and the Greek revolutionaries on 26 October 1823. Inside remain gates, towers, a mosque, cisterns and, at the top, the remains of the Temple of Aphrodite.
The climb
You park next to the first gate, where there are toilets. From there you walk up a paved path that passes the three gates; the ground is uneven and slippery. What pays for the climb is the view: the two gulfs, the canal, Parnassus and the plain of Corinth at your feet. From Ancient Corinth you can walk up in about 45 minutes, uphill and in the sun.
Admission and opening hours
€5 (reduced, €3). Open from 8:30 to 15:30 all year, including winter Tuesdays; last entry 20 minutes before. Free on the same days as the other state-run sites and on the first and third Sunday from November to March.
- **Sea Kayaking from Lake Vouliagmeni to the Heraion of Perachora** (4 h · 10 km · From age 12, able to swim; beginner level · Desde 80 € per person): What it is
Lake Vouliagmeni at Perachora is a saltwater lagoon about 20 km from Loutraki, joined to the Gulf of Corinth by a narrow channel. The kayak outing with Trekking Hellas starts on the lake, crosses that channel and follows the coast to the cape where the Heraion, Hera's sanctuary, stood, with a stop to swim below the temple, and reaches the Melagavi lighthouse before turning back. It is about 10 km in four hours with breaks.
Who it suits
It is beginner level: you do not need to have paddled before, but you must be able to swim and have basic fitness. Minimum age 12, with an adult. Wear swimwear underneath, bring a cap and sun protection; the company provides the kayak, life jacket and paddle.
Price and booking
From €80 per person in a group, with a minimum of two, and from €120 private. It includes an English-speaking guide, equipment, photos and insurance. Transport to the lake is not included: it can be requested separately. In bad weather the outing is moved to another day or cancelled.
Getting there
By car from Loutraki, along the Perachora road towards the lake, about 25 minutes. The meeting point is the Ypanema Beach Bar, on the shore. The same company runs a walk to the Heraion and the lighthouse, from €40, and a canyoning trip in the Pissia gorge, from €55.
- **The Diolkos, the Causeway for Dragging Ships** (20 min · All ages · Free): What it is
Before the canal, the Greeks already crossed the isthmus with their ships: they lifted them onto platforms and dragged them along a stone causeway of about six kilometres, the Diolkos, to save going round the Peloponnese. Next to the west mouth of the canal, beside the Posidonia submersible bridge, stretches of that paved track remain in view, with the ruts marked in the stone.
How to see it
From the Isthmus bridge it is about 5 km towards Posidonia, on the Gulf of Corinth side. The remains are in the open air, on the bank of the canal. It is a short stop that is better understood after seeing the canal: it explains why it took so long to open it.
- **Heraion of Perachora and the Melagavi Lighthouse** (1 h 30 · All ages with closed shoes): What it is
At the tip of Cape Perachora, west of Lake Vouliagmeni, the Corinthians had a sanctuary of Hera beside a cove of clear water. The foundations of the temples remain, the altar, a stoa and the cisterns, among rocks and pines, with the white Melagavi lighthouse on the next headland. It is a place for strolling, looking out over the gulf and swimming in the cove.
Getting there
By car from Loutraki, about 30 minutes to the end of the road, past the lake. If you want a guide to tell you about it, Trekking Hellas runs a four-hour walk from Loutraki with a visit to the Heraion, from €40, and another at sunset.
- **Loutraki Thermal Baths** (2 h · Adults; ask about children when booking): What it is
Loutraki has been Greece's spa town for a hundred years, and its thermal waters were known from Antiquity. The municipal spa, Loutraki Thermal Spa, has two heated indoor pools with waterfalls and jets, a cold-water pool, another outdoor pool with a bar, single and double hydrotherapy cabins, a sauna and hammam, as well as massages and treatments. You can also try Loutraki's water, which is drunk as a cure.
Getting there
It is at Georgiou Lekka 24, in the centre of Loutraki, a stroll from the sea. The tourism body does not publish prices or opening hours: call +30 27440 62186 or check its website before you go. A plan that works in winter: the canal in the morning, Ancient Corinth and the afternoon in the hot water.

## Dónde comer
- **Aquarius** (Restaurant, Loutraki, €€€€). Qué pedir: the chef's menu with the wines the sommelier suggests, starting with an agiorgitiko from Nemea.

## By car: By Car Around the Canal, Ancient Corinth and Loutraki
The car is the natural way to see Corinth: the canal, Ancient Corinth, Acrocorinth, Isthmia and the Loutraki coast are 10 or 20 km apart, and the train reaches none of them. From Athens it is about 80 km by the A8 motorway, with a toll, in an hour. If you arrive by air, pick up the car at the airport and go straight there, without crossing the city.
Presupuesto orientativo: 80–150 € por persona y día.
### Dónde dormir if you're driving
- **Marinos Rooms** (Small hotel): The house
Marinos Rooms is the guesthouse of the Marinos family, who have been welcoming travellers in Ancient Corinth for almost forty years. It is on the edge of the village on the Argos road, a few minutes' walk from the museum and the Temple of Apollo and 1.5 km from Acrocorinth. The new building has rooms for every kind of trip, from double to quadruple, and a garden with orange trees in the shadow of the castle.
The rooms
There are doubles of 20 and 25 m², several with a view of Acrocorinth; triples of 35 m² and a deluxe quadruple of 50 m² that suits families or small groups, as well as traditional studios. All have a private bathroom and simple, modern decor. The American School, which excavates at Corinth, recommends the house to its visitors and notes that the restaurant serves guests only.
Breakfast
It is what people mention most about the house: juice from the garden's oranges, eggs from local farms, yoghurt, fruit from Corinthia, bougatsa, pies and home-made jams, served in the garden.
Getting there
By car, an hour and a quarter from Athens airport by the Corinth motorway, leaving for Ancient Corinth. It has an electric car charger. It is the logical base for seeing the site when it opens and climbing Acrocorinth before the heat.
- **Club Hotel Casino Loutraki** (Spa hotel): The hotel
Club Hotel Casino Loutraki takes up an entire block of the seafront promenade in Loutraki, the spa town on the Gulf of Corinth, 10 km from the canal. It is a large complex, with curved buildings around gardens, pools and fountains, its own beach opposite and the Loutraki casino, open 24 hours, on the same grounds.
The rooms
The Executive rooms look onto the Gerania mountains and the town; the Deluxe have a furnished balcony over the gulf and the sunset. The Junior Suites, of 46 m², are on the fourth and fifth floors. There are also themed suites, from the Black & White to those inspired by Paris or Venice, and rooms adapted for guests with reduced mobility.
Eating and relaxing
Three restaurants: Deep Blue, a buffet of Greek and Mediterranean cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner; Aquarius, with signature cooking and a sommelier; and Oceanos, for fish, on a high terrace in summer. Three bars, including the poolside one. The Oasis spa has treatments and a jacuzzi, and there is a gym, hairdresser and shops.
Getting there
From Athens, an hour by the Corinth motorway, leaving at the Isthmus for Loutraki. Free parking and electric car chargers. The hotel arranges paid transfers from the airport or the port if you ask.
- **Kalamaki Beach Resort** (Hotel): The hotel
Kalamaki Beach is a four-star hotel of the Greek Tourhotel chain, on the Saronic coast at Isthmia, about 4 km and seven minutes by car from the canal. It sits in a large garden of pines and palms that runs down to its organised beach, of grass and white pebbles, with sun loungers, parasols and showers. It has two pools and a children's pool, tennis courts, grass volleyball, a gym, billiards and table tennis.
The rooms
Those with a front sea view are on the first to third floors, with 24 m² and a balcony onto the gulf. The standard rooms, of the same size, have a side sea view. The quadruples, on the ground floor, have 35 m², a terrace onto the garden and a bathroom with a separate toilet: the ones families look for. On the roof there are superior rooms with a large terrace.
Eating
It runs on half board, with a breakfast and dinner buffet of Greek and international cooking. In summer there is a snack bar by the sea and in winter, an indoor bar.
Getting there
From Athens, an hour by motorway: leave at the Isthmus for Isthmia and Kechries. Free private parking. Ancient Corinth is about 20 minutes away and Nemea a good half hour.

## By plane: Fly to Athens, Then Car or Train to Corinth
You get to Corinth by flying to Athens, with direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona and other Spanish cities. From the airport it is about 110 km to the canal, an hour and a quarter via the Attiki Odos and the A8 motorway. Without a car, the suburban train goes from the airport to Corinth without changing, but then you need a taxi for the canal and Ancient Corinth.
### Dónde dormir if you're flying
- **Marinos Rooms** (Small hotel): The house
Marinos Rooms is the guesthouse of the Marinos family, who have been welcoming travellers in Ancient Corinth for almost forty years. It is on the edge of the village on the Argos road, a few minutes' walk from the museum and the Temple of Apollo and 1.5 km from Acrocorinth. The new building has rooms for every kind of trip, from double to quadruple, and a garden with orange trees in the shadow of the castle.
The rooms
There are doubles of 20 and 25 m², several with a view of Acrocorinth; triples of 35 m² and a deluxe quadruple of 50 m² that suits families or small groups, as well as traditional studios. All have a private bathroom and simple, modern decor. The American School, which excavates at Corinth, recommends the house to its visitors and notes that the restaurant serves guests only.
Breakfast
It is what people mention most about the house: juice from the garden's oranges, eggs from local farms, yoghurt, fruit from Corinthia, bougatsa, pies and home-made jams, served in the garden.
Getting there
By car, an hour and a quarter from Athens airport by the Corinth motorway, leaving for Ancient Corinth. It has an electric car charger. It is the logical base for seeing the site when it opens and climbing Acrocorinth before the heat.
- **Club Hotel Casino Loutraki** (Spa hotel): The hotel
Club Hotel Casino Loutraki takes up an entire block of the seafront promenade in Loutraki, the spa town on the Gulf of Corinth, 10 km from the canal. It is a large complex, with curved buildings around gardens, pools and fountains, its own beach opposite and the Loutraki casino, open 24 hours, on the same grounds.
The rooms
The Executive rooms look onto the Gerania mountains and the town; the Deluxe have a furnished balcony over the gulf and the sunset. The Junior Suites, of 46 m², are on the fourth and fifth floors. There are also themed suites, from the Black & White to those inspired by Paris or Venice, and rooms adapted for guests with reduced mobility.
Eating and relaxing
Three restaurants: Deep Blue, a buffet of Greek and Mediterranean cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner; Aquarius, with signature cooking and a sommelier; and Oceanos, for fish, on a high terrace in summer. Three bars, including the poolside one. The Oasis spa has treatments and a jacuzzi, and there is a gym, hairdresser and shops.
Getting there
From Athens, an hour by the Corinth motorway, leaving at the Isthmus for Loutraki. Free parking and electric car chargers. The hotel arranges paid transfers from the airport or the port if you ask.
- **Kalamaki Beach Resort** (Hotel): The hotel
Kalamaki Beach is a four-star hotel of the Greek Tourhotel chain, on the Saronic coast at Isthmia, about 4 km and seven minutes by car from the canal. It sits in a large garden of pines and palms that runs down to its organised beach, of grass and white pebbles, with sun loungers, parasols and showers. It has two pools and a children's pool, tennis courts, grass volleyball, a gym, billiards and table tennis.
The rooms
Those with a front sea view are on the first to third floors, with 24 m² and a balcony onto the gulf. The standard rooms, of the same size, have a side sea view. The quadruples, on the ground floor, have 35 m², a terrace onto the garden and a bathroom with a separate toilet: the ones families look for. On the roof there are superior rooms with a large terrace.
Eating
It runs on half board, with a breakfast and dinner buffet of Greek and international cooking. In summer there is a snack bar by the sea and in winter, an indoor bar.
Getting there
From Athens, an hour by motorway: leave at the Isthmus for Isthmia and Kechries. Free private parking. Ancient Corinth is about 20 minutes away and Nemea a good half hour.
### Servicios
- **Suburban Train from Athens and the Airport to Corinth**: Hellenic Train's Proastiakos, airport to Kiato line with a stop at Corinth · around an hour from Athens

## As a family: A Canal Seen from 80 Metres and a Castle to Climb

Corinth works with children because it mixes very different things within a few kilometres: a canal that makes you dizzy, a bridge that sinks into the water, ruins with enormous columns and a proper castle to scramble up. With a car, everything is less than twenty minutes away.

### What works best
Leaning over the canal from the Isthmus footbridge

Waiting for the Isthmia submersible bridge to sink

Crossing the canal by boat from Isthmia

Climbing the three gates of Acrocorinth

### Where to stay
Kalamaki Beach Resort, with a children's pool and quadruples with a garden

Marinos Rooms, with triple rooms and a quadruple

### Where to eat
A taverna in Ancient Corinth after the site

### Bear in mind
There is hardly any shade at Ancient Corinth and Acrocorinth

Acrocorinth has uneven ground: closed shoes

Under-25s from the EU enter the sites free with ID

### Qué hacer as a family
- The Corinth Canal from the Pedestrian Bridge
- Ancient Corinth and Its Museum
- Boat Crossing of the Corinth Canal from Isthmia
- Isthmia Submersible Bridge
- Acrocorinth, the Fortress Above Corinth
- The Diolkos, the Causeway for Dragging Ships
- Heraion of Perachora and the Melagavi Lighthouse

## With young children: Boats, a Bridge That Sinks and a Beach

With small children, keep the ruins for a short time and focus on what can be seen: the canal from above, the Isthmia submersible bridge and, if it is hot, an afternoon on the beach.

### What works best
The footbridge over the canal, holding hands

The Isthmia submersible bridge, especially if a ship passes

The Diolkos causeway, where they dragged ships over land

### Where to stay
Kalamaki Beach Resort, with a children's pool and grass beach

### Where to eat
Something simple at the cafés by the Isthmus bridge

### Bear in mind
The bridge railing is high, but do not let go of them

Ancient Corinth is only partly doable with a pushchair: the paths are earth and stone

### Qué hacer with young children
- The Corinth Canal from the Pedestrian Bridge
- Isthmia Submersible Bridge
- The Diolkos, the Causeway for Dragging Ships

## With teenagers: Kayaking Below the Temple of Hera and a Fortress with 3 km of Walls

For a teenager, Corinth offers effort and a little adventure: paddling from Lake Vouliagmeni out to sea, climbing Acrocorinth on foot and understanding how they dragged ships over land before the canal existed.

### What works best
Sea kayaking from Lake Vouliagmeni to the Heraion, from age 12

The climb up Acrocorinth and the view of the two gulfs

The boat crossing of the canal

The Diolkos and the history of the canal

### Where to stay
Club Hotel Casino Loutraki, with pools and a beach

### Where to eat
Tavernas in Ancient Corinth or on the Loutraki promenade

### Bear in mind
Kayaking requires being able to swim and an accompanying adult

The hotel casino is for adults only

### Qué hacer with teenagers
- The Corinth Canal from the Pedestrian Bridge
- Ancient Corinth and Its Museum
- Boat Crossing of the Corinth Canal from Isthmia
- Acrocorinth, the Fortress Above Corinth
- Sea Kayaking from Lake Vouliagmeni to the Heraion of Perachora
- The Diolkos, the Causeway for Dragging Ships
- Heraion of Perachora and the Melagavi Lighthouse

## Consejos

### Acrocorinth first
It closes at 15:30 all year and the visit takes two hours.

### Check the day of the week in winter
From November to March Ancient Corinth closes on Tuesdays.

### The canal, on the way out
It is next to the motorway: stop on the way out towards the Peloponnese and you won't have to come back.

### Bring your ID
EU citizens under 25 get into the sites free.

## Preguntas frecuentes

### How long does it take from Athens to Corinth?
One hour by car along the A8 motorway, about 80 km. By suburban train, about an hour to Corinth station, and then a taxi.

### Is the Corinth Canal worth it?
For half an hour, yes: it is free, next to the motorway and the view from the bridge is impressive.

### How much does admission to Ancient Corinth cost?
€15 with the museum, €8 reduced. Acrocorinth, €5.

### Can you cross the canal by boat?
Yes, with Corinth Canal Cruises from the port of Isthmia; book by phone.

### Can you go to Corinth without a car?
By suburban train to Corinth and a taxi to the sites. It works, but with a car you see a lot more.

### Which day does Ancient Corinth close?
On Tuesdays from November to March. The rest of the year it opens every day.