Argos stands as one of Greece's oldest continuously inhabited cities, with archaeological evidence spanning from the Bronze Age through the Byzantine period. The site encompasses remnants of the ancient city including the Larissa Acropolis, the ancient theater, and scattered foundations that illuminate the city's evolution from a Mycenaean stronghold to a classical Greek power. Visitors can explore layers of history that shaped the Peloponnese for over three millennia.
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Archaeological Site — Argos is located in Άργος, Π.Ε. Αργολίδας, Greece. Coordinates: 37.64381, 22.72740.
Argos stands as one of Greece's oldest continuously inhabited cities, with archaeological evidence spanning from the Bronze Age through the Byzantine period. The site encompasses remnants of the ancient city including the Larissa Acropolis,
You can navigate to Archaeological Site — Argos via Google Maps or Apple Maps using the coordinates 37.64381, 22.72740.