Vergina Royal Tombs & Palace Tour-Guía experto con un coche BMW
Descripción
Experimente la historia como nunca antes – en lujo y comodidad Sube a un BMW nuevo y embárcate en un viaje único por la tierra de Alejandro Magno. Su guía experto, criado en esta tierra histórica, conoce cada secreto, leyenda y misterio que rodea al mayor rey de Macedonia. Tomamos los caminos panorámicos, sumergiéndonos en la auténtica vida agrícola de la región, lejos de las multitudes. En el camino, analizamos la historia dentro del automóvil, convirtiendo cada viaje en una lección cautivadora sobre el poder, la ambición y el destino. Camina en el mismo lugar donde Filipo II fue asesinado, siente la energía donde Alejandro fue coronado rey y revive el momento en que nació un imperio. Esto no es solo un recorrido, es un viaje inolvidable en el tiempo.
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Itinerario
Camina tras las huellas de los reyes: Un viaje de lujo por el corazón de la Antigua Macedonia Una aventura exclusiva en el reino de Alejandro Magno Algunos lugares no son solo destinos, son portales a otro tiempo. Este exclusivo tour privado a Vergina te adentra en el corazón de la antigua Macedonia, donde aún perdura el legado de Alejandro Magno y el rey Filipo II. Imagínate entrando en las Tumbas Reales, donde los tesoros dorados yacen en eterno silencio, y caminando por las grandes columnatas del Palacio de Aigai, donde los reyes gobernaron, se dieron un banquete y planearon conquistas. Esto no es solo un recorrido por la historia, es una aventura que te permite vivir, respirar y sentir el poder de un imperio. Viaja en la comodidad de un BMW nuevo, guiado por un historiador especializado en Alejandro Magno, que dará vida a cada momento de este viaje. Desde las fastuosas tumbas reales hasta la sede del poder macedonio, está a punto de experimentar la historia de una manera que pocos jamás lo hacen.
Palacio Aigai: Sede del poder macedonio y cuna de un imperio El Palacio de Aigai, una de las residencias reales más magníficas del mundo antiguo, es un testimonio del poder, la ambición y la grandeza de Macedonia. Construido en el siglo IV a. C. por el rey Filipo II, padre de Alejandro Magno, este palacio no era solo una casa real, era el corazón político y militar del reino macedonio. El Palacio de Aigai ofrece una oportunidad inigualable para entrar en las mismas salas donde se hizo historia. Este fue el lugar donde Filipo II gobernó su imperio, donde se celebraron lujosos festines y consejos militares y, sobre todo, donde Filipo II fue asesinado, lo que llevó al ascenso de Alejandro como rey. El viaje lo llevará a través de la historia, la arquitectura y el significado del Palacio de Aigai, mientras también destaca la increíble experiencia que los visitantes tendrán mientras caminan por sus columnatas, sala del trono y salones ceremoniales.
El nuevo edificio del museo: El nuevo edificio del museo es un espacio de vanguardia diseñado para albergar los descubrimientos arqueológicos más ricos de la antigua Macedonia. Lo que verás dentro: ✨ Los tesoros de oro y plata de Aigai – Exquisitas diademas de oro, joyas y ofrendas funerarias intrincadas que una vez pertenecieron a la familia real macedonia. ✨ Armas y armaduras de Felipe II: el peto, espadas y escudos bañados en oro de uno de los reyes guerreros más grandes de la historia. ✨ Mosaicos y arte antiguos – Obras maestras de la artesanía macedonia, incluyendo frescos, mosaicos y elementos decorativos del Palacio de Aigai. ✨ La vida cotidiana de los antiguos macedonios: artefactos que revelan cómo vivían, vestían y adoraban las personas durante la época de Filipo II y Alejandro Magno. Con exposiciones interactivas, presentaciones audiovisuales y artefactos raros, este museo da vida al mundo antiguo de una manera educativa y profundamente inmersiva.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(4)
I really enjoyed the trip Glad we booked it. The good points-our driver Alexander was VERY knowledgeable. Gave us a huge amount of information. Car was great vs tour bus. He took us up the hill where tour bus doesn’t go there. Negatives: he is not licensed to do tour inside the tomb so if you like that he doesn’t do it. He texted one hour prior to start time he would be 1.5 hours late. While it didn’t shorten our tour it affected our days with events after tour. To make it up to us he drove us to the old town which saved us a taxi ride
This “tour” started with our driver being 20 minutes late. He didn’t get out of car when he arrived, just flashed his lights. There was no Viator signs on car or on him. The BMW car was too small for 4 guests. Then we had to stop for gas. We didn’t realize he was not the tour guide- very little info. The actual guide was knowledgeable but rushed us through the tomb and museum and then he quickly left. All in all- it was very disappointing and I wouldn’t recommend this company at all!
Our cruise ship docked at Thessaloniki, Greece. Our BMW driver picked us up at the port as scheduled and drove us to the first stop of three on our tour. It was a 45 minute drive which was surprising because there had been no mention of the driving distance online. The first stop was amazing! An underground museum of two ancient tombs that had been discovered on the very site where we were standing. The layout was well done, atmosphere was perfect and the artifacts and treasures beautifully displayed. The intact actual front facades of two tombs, one of which belongs to Alexander the Great's father, Philip II, were displayed exactly where and how they had been found. A very impressive museum. The second stop was a new above-ground museum containing many more artifacts, treasures and statuary. Again, everything was extremely well presented. The third stop was the Palace of Aigai. We arrived and found the driver could not open a gate on the road leading to the Palace. As a result, we were driven to another road and told we would have to walk the 600 meters uphill to get to the Palace. Our Guide promptly pulled an e-skateboard out of his vehicle and flew up the hill ahead of us. I started the walk but soon realized I was not in good enough shape to make the trek, so I waited at a cafe at the base of the hill for my three travelling companions to return. When they returned from the Palace, they reported that the walk turned out to be more like a kilometer all uphill. Once there, they found the Palace was actually a ruin with only a few columns still standing. It certainly wasn't as described online which stated, "The Palace of Aigai offers an unparalleled opportunity to step into the very halls where history was made." It also says, "journey will take you through the history, architecture, and significance of the Palace of Aigai, while also highlighting the incredible experience visitors will have as they walk through its colonnades, throne room, and ceremonial halls." Talk about misleading! My friends felt this part of the tour was a waste of time, particularly since it involved a kilometer climb up, a kilometer back down and a "palace" in complete ruins that was nothing like what had been described. They said that the information provided by our Guide at this site could easily have been imparted in the earlier stops at the museums. On a more positive note, our Guide was an actual Archaeologist who was extremely interesting and knowledgeable. His grasp of the history of the time was impressive. He did not, however, have any interest in engaging in any two-way conversation and never once asked in my presence if anyone had any questions. Overall, the first two-thirds of the tour was excellent. The final third, however, was misrepresented, unnecessary and very disappointing.
Wonderful tour!! Alexandros is an expert on Alexander the Great and gave us a wonderful history on the area, Alexander the Great, Phillip, Macedonia, etc. He graciously answered all our questions. Definitely choose this tour so you can see the ancient theater where Phillip was killed and Alexander became king. It is a little bit of walking to get to that spot and Phillip’s palace but definitely worth it. Don’t just go to the tombs and miss the other sites! You won’t regret booking this tour!!
