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For an unparalleled experience in Delphi, secure the services of our amiable local tour guides. They excel at guiding you through the city, immersing you in the local ambiance. Whether you’re inclined towards iconic tourist spots or off-the-beaten-path discoveries, our Guides4me guides are ready to transform your preferences into reality. Feel the city’s pulse and unravel unique experiences under their expert guidance.
Dimitrios
Dimitrios is 37 years old, LGBT friendly and speaks Greek and English. Also has very good knowledge of Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, Norwegian, Swedish, and Russian.
Dimitrios would be thrilled to be your personal guide and travel companion in Athens and beyond. Born in Chalkida, just north of Athens, he has explored nearly 100 countries, bringing a rich, open-minded perspective and a deep appreciation for connecting with people from all walks of life.
Endlessly curious, Dimitrios is passionate about learning and creating. He’s drawn to history, language, science, and philosophy, and channels his creativity into writing, music, and photography. With five books and several music releases under his belt, he’s as expressive as he is thoughtful. He also finds joy in outdoor adventures like hiking, snowboarding, and surfing, as well as the strategic calm of chess.
Though his main work is in tech, guiding travellers through Greece is a beloved side passion. For Dimitrios, it’s more than showing sights, it’s about sharing stories, soaking in beauty, and making genuine connections. If you want to explore Greece with someone who truly loves it, you’ll be in great company.
Total cost for the guide services of Dimitrios for one day (11 hours) = a booking fee of 33 Euro via Paypal, debit / credit cards, bank transfer or Crypto Currency plus 235 Euro in cash to Dimitrios after his services. This makes a total of 268 Euro.
This INCLUDES transport, fuel and toll road costs and the journey time is approx 3 hours each way from Athens.
“Dimi was a fantastic guide—knowledgeable, warm, and incredibly easy to connect with. His passion for Greece shines through in everything he does, and spending time with him felt like exploring with a good friend.” – Chris, USA.
Highlights of Delphi
Delphi, once considered the centre of the world in ancient Greek mythology, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled on the slopes of Mount Parnassus in central Greece. It was home to the famous Oracle of Apollo and remains one of the most atmospheric archaeological sites in the country.
What to See in Delphi
The Temple of Apollo
The heart of ancient Delphi, where the Pythia (priestess) would deliver the oracles. Its ruins still stand majestically, offering a glimpse into the spiritual core of ancient Greece.
The Delphi Theatre
Set dramatically on the hillside, this well-preserved theatre offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and valley below. It once seated 5,000 spectators.
The Athenian Treasury
Built to commemorate the Athenians’ victory at Marathon, this small but impressive structure showcases fine Doric architecture.
The Ancient Stadium
Located at the top of the site, the stadium hosted the Pythian Games, similar to the Olympics. It’s one of the best-preserved ancient stadiums in Greece.
The Tholos of Delphi (Sanctuary of Athena Pronaia)
A circular building located a short walk from the main site. Its elegant ruins, surrounded by olive groves and mountains, are a favorite for photographers.
Delphi Archaeological Museum
One of Greece’s top museums, housing statues, inscriptions, and artifacts found at the site. Don’t miss the famous Charioteer of Delphi, a bronze statue from 470 BC.
What to Do in and Around Delphi
Hiking Mount Parnassus
There are numerous trails, including the ancient pilgrims’ path from the coast to Delphi. The views are breathtaking, especially at sunrise or sunset.
Explore the Village of Delphi
The modern village offers charming guesthouses, tavernas with mountain views, and artisan shops selling local goods.
Visit Arachova
Just 10 km away, this mountain town is a popular ski resort in winter and a great spot for food and shopping year-round.
Olive Grove Valley Walks
Below Delphi, the valley of Amfissa is home to one of the largest continuous olive groves in the world.
How to Get to Delphi
From Athens (Approx. 180 km / 2.5 to 3 hours)
By Car: The fastest and most flexible option. Take the National Road toward Lamia, then follow signs to Delphi.
By Bus: Buses run from Athens’ Liossion Bus Terminal. The trip takes about 3 hours. Check the KTEL Fokidas website for schedules.
Let Guides4me be your companion on this journey, ensuring an unforgettable experience in the remarkable archaeological site.
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Dimitrios is 37 years old, LGBT friendly and speaks Greek and English. Also has very good knowledge of Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, Norwegian, Swedish, and Russian.
