Greece Travelogue

Gods and Roman emperors in the Corinth Museum (April 2016)

Corinth Museum (April 2016)

The submersible bridge over the Corinth Canal (April 2016)

The modern Corinth Canal which connects the Aegean to the Adriatic and the submersible bridge across it (April 2016)

The ancient agora of Corinth and views of the Acrocorinth and the Adriatic Sea (yes, the Adriatic) from the ruined city (April 2016)

The ancient agora of Corinth (April 2016)

The agora of ancient Corinth (April 2016)

The agora of ancient Corinth and the likely spot for a synagogue near the time of the Apostle Paul (April 2016)

The lower agora, where the Apostle Paul most likely would have worked as a leather worker/tentmaker and the Peirene Fountain in ancient Corinth (April 2016)

The ancient agora of Corinth and the Peirene Fountain (April 2016)

The Bema in the ancient Corinthian agora.  This was the place the Apostle Paul was brought before the people of Corinth and the proconsul of Achaia, Gallio. (April 2016)

The ancient agora of Corinth (April 2016)

The agora of ancient Corinth (April 2016)

The Temple of Apollo at Corinth (April 2016)

The Temple of Apollo at Corinth (April 2016)

Ancient Corinth, the major city of the Peloponnese south of Athens and the place where the Apostle Paul lived and worked during his missionary journeys (April 2016)

South of Athens, heading toward Corinth (April 2016)