Highlights:

This field trip explores the archaeological and natural landscapes of Northern Greece, combining visits to important historic sites with scenic stops in the foothills of Mount Olympus, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a protected area of exceptional geological, hydrological and ecological significance. Participants will visit the Enipeas Gorge, illustrating the geomorphology of the Olympus massif, followed by a brief hike and lunch at Prionia. The trip concludes at Vergina, ancient Aigai, the first capital of the Macedonian kingdom and burial place of the royal dynasty, including the tomb traditionally attributed to the father of Alexander the Great. The detailed itinerary will be confirmed as we get closer to the event. Schedule is still subject to minor changes depending on weather and road conditions.