We will visit the Ancient Cemetary of Kerameikos, where we will find another polygonal style wall. We will then explore the Ancient Agora, which was the center of public life and philosophy. On the hill of the Agora, we will find the temple of Hephaestus, patron of metallurgists, the best-preserved Ancient Greek Temple. 

We will continue our way to the National Archeological Museum, where we will explore the Antikythera Mechanism. It is a highly complex device made of bronze and housed within a wooden frame that has intrigued and fascinated historians of science and technology. It is considered one of the earliest computational systems for the movement of celestial systems and much much more. 

We will visit the incredible Temple Complex of Delphoi, which was the most important Oracle Centre of Ancient Greece. The Temple of Apollo was the place where the famous Pythia would give her divinations, through a trance procedure. Another huge polygonal wall con also be found here, evidence of advanced technology. 

We will have the opportunity to drink from the Castolion spring, the same spring that Pythia used to purify herself before the rituals. 

The complex includes other temples, such as the Athena Temple, one of the very few circular temples of Ancient Greece. 

The most famous necromancy of the ancient Greek world is located near the northwestern shores of Lake Acherousia, at the point where the rivers of Hades, the Acheron and the Cokytos, meet. A monument depicting the legend of the descent of the dead into Hades, the Underworld, via the river Acheron. Here, the faithful flocked to the Nekromanteio to get in touch with deceased friends and relatives via a mystical process.

Built on top of a hill, the legendary Necromanteion's structure has a polygonal shape. It is a multi-level complex of buildings and facilities with naturally impressive acoustics in areas. 

The Mycenean civilization is one of the most important ones in Ancient Greece. We will visit its main city center that hosted around 30.000 people in its prime. 

Here we will have the chance to observe the huge Cyclopean walls of 7 m width and 12 m height, constructed with irregular blocks as well as polygonal ones. We will see an interesting "stone circle", traditionally attributed to a tomb. On the top of the hill was the anaktoron, or the palace, as well as a Temple of Athena.

We will also take a visit to the Treasure of Atreus, an incredible dome construction that is still in great condition. It is carved into the rock and adorned with smooth megalithic stones.

Tiryns is an incredible megalithic site, and a very important centre of the Mycenean civilization. We will see the huge cyclopean walls that have a stunning width of 8 m and  13 m in height! They are built of 12-ton blocks that reach over 3 m in length, enclosing a total space of 20,000 m2. We will take note of an interesting feature within the palace, a bathroom floor made of solid rock that weighs over 20 tons.

We will then visit the Hellenikon Pyramid, the most well-preserved pyramid in Greece. The complex holds controversial construction and powerful energy,  featuring polygonal walls. Greece has several pyramids, some of which are found in the same areas, and others that are in Epidaurus, Thebes, Corinthia, Neapoli and Taygetus. 

While staying in Mykonos, we will visit the island of Delos, a 30 minute boat ride from Mykonos. Step into a realm of ancient wonder on the sacred island of Delos, a place steeped in myth and history. Nestled in the heart of the Aegean Sea, Delos was once the revered birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, making it a center of spiritual significance in antiquity. Wander through the remnants of the Sanctuary of Apollo, where the monumental Terrace of Lions guards the path to the majestic Temple of Apollo, a marvel of Doric architecture that once held precious offerings and echoed with prayers. 

As you explore further, you'll encounter the stunning Temple of the Delians, dedicated to Apollo and Artemis. The Temple of Isis, a testament to the island's cosmopolitan character, reflects the influence of Egyptian culture and beliefs, harmoniously merging with the Hellenic surroundings. 

Delos and its temples formed the most important spiritual centre of Ancient Greece, and we will explore very curious information around it.  

We will return to our hotel in Mykonos that evening.

In Mykonos, we will discover a paradise of tranquility and beauty on this captivating island. Renowned for its pristine beaches, charming whitewashed villages, and vibrant energy, Mykonos offers the perfect setting for rejuvenating time. Let the soothing rhythm of the Aegean Sea wash away your worries as you indulge in moments of relaxation and self-discovery. Immerse yourself in the island's rich history and culture, wandering through narrow alleys adorned with bougainvillea, and marvel at the iconic windmills that dot the landscape. Whether it's the golden sunsets that paint the sky, the delectable Mediterranean cuisine that delights your palate, or the inviting warmth of the locals that embraces you, Mykonos is a haven of serenity where you can nourish your mind, body, and soul.