Tours: Mycenae

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Wander the remnants of Mycenae, a place that was in ruins even in the time of antiquity.

Opening RemarksMycenaean CivilizationThe Lion GateGrave CircleHabitationsMegaron PalaceKing AgamemnonClosing Remarks

• Herodotos: Welcome, traveler, to the ruins of Mycenae.

("Who are you?")

• Herodotos: My name is Herodotos, and I am a traveler from Halikarnassos. I retrace the various events, such as wars and great calamities. I describe what I see and record what I am told — all with the aim of providing a better understanding of why these things occur. Look for me to introduce you to many sites.

("What do you think of this place?")

• Herodotos: It is humbling to stand in the remnants of such a great civilization. Looking at these ruins, I am reminded that the past is never as far behind us as we think.

("Let's begin the tour.")

• Herodotos: These are the ruins of Mycenae, center of the old Mycenaean civilization. It was home to great warriors and heroes. In many ways, places like Athens and Sparta stand on the shoulders of its accomplishments. This tour will take you through its ruins and introduce you to its most important monuments, revealing its history in the process. I hope you enjoy yourself. I'll be waiting for you at the end of your visit.

The quarrel between Agamemnon and Achilles, oil painting by Gaulli Giovanni Battista (1639-1709)

• Herodotos: You've completed the tour. I trust it was an eye-opening experience. Though it did not last, Mycenae was a sort of precusor to what would eventually become the Greek civilization we know today. It's important we remember them, if only to avoid repeating their mistakes. Now, what else would you like to do?

("I'm ready for the quiz.") ("Take on the next suggested tour.") ("Take me on a random tour.") ([LEAVE] "That's all for now.")

• Herodotos: Then I suppose this is farewell, at least for now. Safe travels.