Korinthos, the capital of Korinthia Municipality, is a bustling port city in the Peloponnese that boasts a rich history and plenty of activities for travelers. Legend has it that the town was named after the hero Corinthus, son of Marathona and descendant of the god Hermes. Formerly known as Efira, the city was first inhabited by Sisyphus. During your visit to Korinthos, stroll down the coastal street and stop by the Historical and Folklore Museum. Head to Kalamia Beach for a refreshing swim and some delicious seafood at one of the area's renowned tavernas.

The city's convenient location provides easy access to must-see attractions in the area, including Ancient Korinthos, the Corinth Canal, Nemea, and the Ziria mountain range. To reach Korinthos, take advantage of the frequent suburban railway and bus (KTEL) services from Athens, or hop on a local bus (KTEL-OSE) from Patra. During your stay, indulge in the region's delectable Greek gastronomy and unwind in one of the excellent hotels available. Discover all Korinthos has to offer on your next Peloponnese adventure.

Things to see & do in Korinthos

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How To Get There


Buses that connect Athens and Corinth depart from Terminal A (100 Kifissou Str) daily and every 30 minutes. The journey lasts 90 minutes depending on traffic and the number of stops.  Buses are equipped with comfortable seating and air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant travel experience.

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The Proastiako suburban train system from Larissa Station in Athens provide efficient and somewhat regular service, although it is not particularly fast. The duration of the train journey from Athens to Corinth is approximately 1 hour. If you wish to travel directly to Corinth from Athens Airport, you can take a direct train from the airport to the city.

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For those who prefer the flexibility of driving, reaching Korinthos by car is an excellent option. You will have complete control over the route, stops and scheduling of your travel, which may be an exhilarating experience. From Athens, you can take the National Road 8/E94, which leads directly to Korinthos and takes approximately 1 hour.

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