Wine Tasting and Ancient Corinth Tour Available every Friday from April 1st to October 28th 2011 Departs from Athens at 8:30 AM - returns at 4:30 PM. Driving along the coastal road, we reach the Corinth canal (short stop). Drive to the Ancient Corinth where St. Paul lived and preached. Ancient Corinth was one of the most important cities of ancient Greece. We will visit the Agora and one of the most outstanding monuments of pre-Roman period, the Temple of Apollo. Then we will continue to visit one of the most famous wineries of NEMEA. Greece may well possess the first place in the hierarchy of countries known for their tradition in viticulture. Not only is this due to Greeks producing wine since the Neolithic Age - 4000 B.C. - but also to the fact that wine has long been adored, praised and chanted in the name of god Dionysus. Nowadays, Greek wine production, abiding by tradition but invigorated by modem technology, offers a wide variety of fine wines. NEMEA is one of the most popular vineyards in Greece. We will visit the state of the art winery facilities. We will learn everything about the production of Greek quality red wine and then we will proceed to the underground cellars with more than 1000 French-oak barrels. Finally we will taste some of the best wines of the domain! Official price of this tour: €75 per adult Our Special price: €67 per adult (save €8 per adult) Price per child (under 12 y.o.): €37 The above prices are in EURO and include wine tasting.