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Lechaion was the principal harbor of ancient Corinth, strategically located on the Corinthian Gulf and serving as a vital commercial gateway for one of classical Greece's most powerful city-states. The archaeological site reveals the remains of harbor installations, including impressive stone quays and a monumental basilica from the Byzantine period, testament to its enduring importance across centuries. Visitors can explore the vestiges of this once-bustling port that connected Corinth to the wider Mediterranean world.
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Lechaion (Korinthia) is located in Αρχαίο Λιμάνι, Π.Ε. Κορινθίας, Greece. Coordinates: 37.93100, 22.87880.
Lechaion was the principal harbor of ancient Corinth, strategically located on the Corinthian Gulf and serving as a vital commercial gateway for one of classical Greece's most powerful city-states. The archaeological site reveals the remain
You can navigate to Lechaion (Korinthia) via Google Maps or Apple Maps using the coordinates 37.93100, 22.87880.
In antiquity it was known as “Λέχαιον”, attested in 124 ancient texts.