Welcome to Acrocorinth, an ancient citadel with a rich history and strategic significance. As “Upper Corinth,” it commands panoramic views, serving as a vital vantage point for controlling the Aegean and Ionian Seas. With ties to the legendary Pegasus and architectural marvels spanning the Mycenaeans to the Byzantines, Acrocorinth stands as a testament to Corinth’s enduring spirit. Recognized by Spartans, Athenians, Macedonians, and Romans, the fortress played a pivotal role in geopolitical strategies, adapting to changing warfare challenges over the centuries. Through Byzantine and Ottoman eras, Acrocorinth defended against invaders and served as a garrison. In the modern era, it has become an archaeological site, showcasing restoration efforts and allowing visitors to walk through layers of history. Acrocorinth’s legacy is a convergence of myth and reality, military might, and cultural sophistication—a living testament to Corinth’s resilience through the ages.
