Acrocorinth - Ακροκόρινθος
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The Acrocorinth is an important historical site in the Peloponnese region of southern Greece. It is a fortress situated on a monolith rock overlooking the ruins of the ancient city of Corinth, about 5 km (around 3 mi.) southwest of modern-day Corinth. Occupied for thousands of years, the fortress was once known as one of the Fetters of Greece by the Macedonians who controlled the region for a time. Seen here in this drone video by G Traveller, the Acrocorinth played an active defensive role until the 19th century.
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An ancient castle on a 575m high rock. At the foot of the hill is Ancient Corinth. Its perimeter walls total approximately 3,000 metres in length, making it the largest fortress in the Peloponnese and one of the most important in the region, strategically situated at the entrance to the Morea.