Epidarvos was a very developed site in 5th century BC.  It was a center for health and theater (built 2,500 years ago to seat 14,000).  We were amazed at being in such an ancient local until we went to Mycenae the next day.

This was the capital of the Mycenaeans, who won the Trojan War and dominated Greece 1,000 years before Socrates. As we toured this fascinating fortified citadel, we marveled that these people were as awesome to the ancient Greeks of Socrates' day as those Greeks are to us. The classical Greeks marveled at the huge stones and workmanship of the Mycenaean ruins. They figured that only a race of giants (cyclopes) could build with such colossal rocks and called it "cyclopean" architecture.

Our ten days in Greece were incredibly diverse:  full of great food, exceptional history, and warm Greek hospitality.  All we could have hoped for and more!  μέχρι την επόμενη φορά... until next time.