The Temple of Artemis is so much more than it seems, and its holy springs infintiely older. This temple to the Goddess of hunting and animals is one of few where the priestess is known and celebrated nearly as much as the Goddess. Priestess Iphegenia's poetry, writings, and gravesite found here helped to tell the story of a holy land in use for at least 4,000 years, spanning back ritual use well before the temple's construction, to honor the Earth Goddess, Gaia.

For thousands of years the God of the Sea, Poseidon, has welcomed ships home and deterred invaders. Overlooking the cape at the ultimate end of Athens' county of Attica, this impressive temple is known for its sunset views and in the summer, unique ptarmigan birds. This site is also significant for fans of literature, as a mention in Homer's Illiad (the Odyssey) and Lord Byron's favorite temple in Greece.

The powerful magic of Persephone's descent to Hades comes to light at the site of the cult of Persphone & Demeter's rituals. The Mystery cults of ancient Greece are of course mysterious, but here at Eleusis, the most well-documented rituals, mentioned in the Greek Magical Papyri, took place.

The temple of Nemesis stands at the entrance to the completely-preserved ancient city of Rhamnous, both included in your tour. An extremely underrated site, and a very misunderstood Goddess, Nemesis, Goddess of Judgement, punishes hubris and arrogance, and successfully protected this city from invasion for over 2,000 years. Walk the actual streets from millenia past and see aqueducts, mills, pottery, shops, homes with intact staircases, statues, and stunning views of the Mediterranean. Rhamnous is a truly unforgettable visit.