Greece: Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Ancient Peloponnese

Peloponnese, located in the southern part of Greece, is an ancient and historically rich region with stunning landscapes and numerous ancient cities and archaeological sites. Home to powerful civilizations like the Mycenaeans, Spartans, and Corinthians, Peloponnese boasts iconic landmarks such as the city of Mycenae, Corinth, and Sparta.

Director: Jacques Vichet

[twinflowerfioretta]

I`m in watching, many memories about Greece will coming up.... Thy ! Love Greece culture, country people and food - and the sea ! 👍💖

[DHHoover]

My husband and I were here many years ago. Very nice to see the region again with more detailed history. Thank you for the documentary.

[starcapture]

Greece is small but full of many wonders

[MrTorleon]

A superior, fascinating, if historically, slightly uneven documentary.Splendidly filmed and narrated providing brilliant insights into the area of the Peloponnese. Well done :)

[pauloshow]

Façam vídeos em português por favor.
Me tornei inscrito por causa dos vídeos em português, mas eles são poucos.

[mohammadaadil]

The city was so beautiful when I was a kid but they destroyed the city before people from this generation could see its magnificent.

[briza]

how did they carry huuge stones, poor people!

[JimmyTheGreek]

11:43 - Greece was created in 1821 and Turkey in 1924, Greece was never occupied by Turkey. And we never had a war with Tourkey.
The correct way is to say that Greece was occupied by the Ottoman Empire from which we won our independence, Turkey did not exist in 1821. And the Artificial voice is not that good !

[ΘεματαγιαΑ.με.αάλλαοχιμόνο]

Hellas and not greece is the only county that gives the light in all the Europe. Very nice video thank you.

[oneginee]

Le plus grand reproche que l'on puisse faire à ce reportage et que les auteurs ne respectent pas leur propre nationalité avec une narration en Anglais. Frêles Français qui ont honte de ce qu'ils croient être !!

[issith]

Herodes Atticus was a Greek not a roman person.