Ancient Agora of Athens:

Visit the Ancient Agora, the heart of ancient Athenian public life, where St. Paul famously addressed and debated philosophers, presenting his teachings to the Athenians. Surrounded by temples and civic buildings, this site offers insight into the intellectual and religious atmosphere of Athens during Paul’s visit.

Agios Dionysios Areopagitis Church:

Stop at Agios Dionysios Areopagitis Church, dedicated to Dionysius the Areopagite, one of St. Paul’s earliest converts in Athens. The church stands as a symbol of the spread of Christianity in Greece and provides a peaceful setting for reflection on Paul’s message.

Ancient Corinth:

Explore ancient Corinth, one of the most significant cities in St. Paul’s missionary journeys and an important commercial and cultural center of the ancient world. Paul lived and preached here for an extended period, and his letters to the Corinthians remain foundational texts of Christianity.

Temple of Apollo & Archaeological Site of Corinth:

See the Temple of Apollo and the surrounding archaeological remains, which reflect the religious and daily life of ancient Corinth during St. Paul’s time. Walking through the ruins offers a vivid sense of the environment in which he taught and interacted with the early Christian community.

Corinth Canal:

Conclude the tour with a visit to the Corinth Canal, an impressive engineering feat that connects the Aegean and Ionian Seas. While modern in construction, it highlights Corinth’s long-standing strategic importance as a crossroads of trade and travel.