Mykonos, Greece
Archaeological Site of Delos

Majestic ancient ruins of a prosperous cosmopolitan city that was the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.

From a prominent city which drew people from numerous places to form a peaceful settlement that preceded its time, to now a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Archaeological Site of Delos has had a rich lifespan. It was simultaneously a bustling commercial trade hub and a hallowed land of cultural and religious importance, home to the Greek god Apollo. Here and there, you may come across the preserved remnants of vibrant mosaic floors that speak of the once-thriving port city, or a monument that is a hallmark of the splendid history of the past civilization in Delos.


From the House of Cleopatra to the Sanctuary of Apollo to the Lion District, this sprawling archaeological complex is never devoid of historical value or enthralling stories. Here on this sacred island of Delos, no mortal was to die or be born – as you delve into the rich Greek mythology and history, this consecration of dignified ruins on the uninhabited land of Delos will truly seem like the land of the gods.


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Tips Before You Go
To make the most out of your experience, it would be best to join a guided tour.
Check the weather forecast before you go and use lots of sun protection in the summer as there is little shade onsite.
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Delos 846 00, Greece