Zalongo, Greece
Kassopi, an archaeological site rich in historical significance, boasts of its unique charm as an ancient city replete with breathtaking vistas, magnificent ruins, and an intriguing insight into its vibrant past.
Kassopi, an undiscovered treasure, boasts unparalleled panoramic vistas that transcend time. Constructed in the 4th century BC for the benefit of its inhabitants, this picturesque city stands at the foot of Mount Zalogos amidst rugged cliffs.
Wandering along the 20 parallel streets, or "narrows," one encounters majestic ancient structures, such as an awe-inspiring theater, temples, and bustling markets. Once a bustling economic hub, Kassopi thrived during the reign of King Antiochus III in 3rd-century BCE. Its historical significance is further underscored by the presence of a mint, which played a crucial role in the region's economy.
Despite being devastated by the Roman invasion in 167 BC, the city's archaeological site remains remarkably intact. This unique opportunity allows visitors to immerse themselves in the rich history of ancient times. As one meanders through the lush greenery, one can marvel at fascinating relics that provide insight into the city’s past, all while enjoying the mesmerizing vistas that make Kassopi a captivating "balcony" overlooking the landscape.
| Highlights |
|
|---|---|
| Includes | Professional Guide Liability Insurance Taxes Museum/Archaeological Site Tickets Transfers Tips and Gratuity Items Not Mentioned Above |
| Not suitable for | Users of wheelchairs |
Free cancellation
Cancellation up to two days prior shall entitle to a full refund.
Reserve now & pay later
Please maintain your travel arrangements as amenable to change — make your reservation and incur no charges at this time.
Duration 3 hours
Verify schedule details for available start times.
Skip the ticket line
Please provide me with the original text that needs to be rewritten in a formal manner.
Live tour guide
Greeks and English speakers.
Please maintain your travel arrangements as amenable to change — make your reservation and incur no charges at this time.
Check Availability
To provide housing and facilities for its inhabitants.
During the reign of King Antiochus III in the 3rd century BCE.
It faced devastation from the Roman invasion in 167 BC but retains significant historical value due to its intact archaeological site.
Subscribe to our newsletter and get the best offers!
By entering your email address, you agree to receive personalized offers and automated commercial communications, including promotions about our products and services, as well as those from selected partners (without sharing your data with third parties). For more details or to withdraw your consent, please refer to our Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time via the link in the email.