Nos passos da excursão de St.Paul - Atenas e Corinto

It was remarkable day, having guide like Odysseus mean you can ask any question and the answer will be valuable. It is the high valuable tour for those who want to know about St Paul, Corinth.

We joined this tour as primarily for the biblical connection, and it turned out to be one of the most significant experiences of our vacation. Visiting Corinth and learning about St Paul travels provided an entirely different perspective on the event. It's obviously more of an informative tour than a casual sightseeing trip, so prepare accordingly.

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Connecting with the energy of these ancient sites was exactly what I needed. Standing where Paul preached in the Agora felt so high-vibrational. It’s a full day of walking, so don't bring the kids if they're gonna whine about their steps. Five stars for the hustle.

Even though the boys and I aren't particularly churchy, it was truly incredible to witness where Paul stood at Bema in ancient Corinth. The ancient site is little unforgiving on the feet, in my opinion there is lot of derbis and not much shade close to Temple of Apollo. Put your most durable footwear! But high point of our year was witnessing Paul's preaching from Mars Hill in Athens. Just divine!

Ancient Corinth has a unique atmosphere with plenty of open space, wind flowing between the columns, and very little noise. Much less congested than Athens, which made the entire trip more memorable.

It was immensely powerful to travel to ancient Corinth and stand at the locations associated with St. Paul. Even though our religious backgrounds varied, we all found it to be inspirational and meaningful. The experience was instructive and thought-provoking because of the scenery, the ruins, and the ambiance. It was made even more memorable by traveling with friends. Without feeling hurried, we had time to explore, snap pictures, ask questions, and simply enjoy the trip. The pace of the day was ideal, and the transportation was comfortable.

I'm a PhD student studying the New Testament. I don't think tour guides should be able to speak Greek. Then I got to know Odysseas. When I arrived in Greece, I had doubts about biblical excursions. I was thankful for one mentor who died not treat my faith as Sunday school lesson but rather as an adult conversation.

Odyseas, collected us from the port of Piraeus. They truly need centralized mechanism for tour pickups; the port signage is stil a futile effort. However, we directly walked to Odysseas he texted me his precise location. In contrast to the traditional Greek mythology everywhere else, the site itself has virtually no singnage explaining Paul's link, and it shuts annoyingly early 4 pm. More could be done here by the Greek archaeological authority. Our guide, however, made up for it with patience and his own laminated charts.

It's a whole different deal seeing the story of St. Paul. It wasn't an emotional, dramatic experience, just down to earth and true. Although, it was just an easy day, learning a bit, enjoying the views, and heading back.