Mercedes Private Tour Marathon Olympic Run and Marathon Battle

It is now hosting ceremonial events and live music concerts.

the battlefield of Marathon to Athens to announce Greek victory. Follow his historic path from Kallimarmaro Stadium, one of the most remarkable cities in global history, to the Marathon Tomb, the final resting place of the 192 Athenian soldiers who died in the Battle of Marathon. Learn about their bravery and sacrifice during the first Persian invasion of Greece in 490 BC. Learn about the soldier who ran 26 miles to inform his fellow citizens about their victory and collapsed to death upon completing his duty.

It is believed to be the burial ground of the soldiers who fought in the famous Battle of Marathon in 490 BC. The tomb is an impressive sight, standing over 10 meters tall and made of marble.

facts that reveal the rich history of the region, particularly its important role in the ancient Battle of Marathon. Visitors can explore ancient pottery, weapons, and other fascinating objects. The museum also offers educational exhibits that show the archaeological methods used to uncover and preserve these valuable treasures.

s cultural significance in Greece and around the world.

Surrounded by green hills, the lake offers a serene setting for picnics, fishing, and relaxing walks.

Known as the "Sanctuary of Canopus" in ancient texts, it was described by his biographer, Philostratus. Excavations have uncovered a grand sanctuary dedicated to the Egyptian gods, as well as a luxurious bathhouse (balneum).