Uncover the extensive material culture of ancient Greece, where marble sculptures, bronze statues and clay pottery take centre stage.

At a Glance

  • Explore a selection of the greatest archaeological ruins of Classical Greece in the Peloponnese, including Athens, Epidaurus, Corinth and Mycenae
  • Visit Olympia and explore the remarkable remains of the temples of Zeus and Hera
  • Traverse the rugged landscapes of Crete to discover the vivid art and architecture of the early Minoan civilisation
  • Increase your understanding of ancient Greece’s history with insights from your tour leader, curator and archaeologist Paul Donnelly

Discover the rich archaeological history and stunning natural landscapes of Greece’s Peloponnese region and the island of Crete.

Marvel at the sprawling ruins of Athens’s Acropolis and visit the archaeological site of Mycenae, whose fortified citadel and remarkable bridges demonstrate the civilisation’s impressive engineering.

On Crete, visit grottos and caves once venerated as sacred places, and trace the revered landscapes that emerged during the times of the Minoans and continued for almost two thousand years through the Classical Hellenistic and Roman periods.

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This tour is part of the World Art Tours program organised by the Art Gallery Society of NSW in partnership with Renaissance Tours.

Dates

May 2026 (14 days)

Tour leader

Paul Donnelly

Tour Status

On request

More Details

Tour code: AG2603

Fitness level: Above Moderate
Please see Terms & Conditions for fitness level definitions here.

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