Traveling by road from the east coast of Attica, we arrive at the Corinth Canal, a waterway that artificial linking the gulf of Corinth with the Aegean sea by the isthmus of Corinth, opening up this track to maritime transport and separating the Peloponnese from the rest of Greece (brief stop for photos). Arrival in the archaeological zone of Mycenae, in the greatness of the Mycenaean civilization, one of the most important of the ancient world. According to mythology, it was built by Perseus with the help of the Cyclops. There you can stroll through the Acropolis whose formidable walls are 13 m high by 7m in thickness. You'll pass through the Gate of the Lions, the Royal Palace, and the tombs of their Kings, the tanker and its 99 steps underground. You can also visit the Archaeological Museum and the tomb of Agamemnon, one of the masterpieces of the Mycenaean architecture. After we will take you to the spectacular ancient theater at Epidaurus where still continue representations of theatrical works during the summer, built in the IV century A. C. by Polykleitos the Younger, has a circular stage of 20 meters in diameter, has 55 rows of seats and can accommodate up to 16 000 spectators. He was also one of the most important peregrination centers of the antiquity already that there was the most famous shrine dedicated to Asclepius, son of Apollo, the god of medicine. Return to Athens by the National road connecting Epidaurus with Corinth. Lunch at a Greek local restaurant in Mycenae.