You definitely need a car to get to the site, you could walk, however it is a long journey from the nearest town, or I would recommend going on a guided tour with provided transport. The archaeologi…Full review by Paul W
Jul 20, 2023
The site is close to the airport and we had time to visit before our departing flight. We arrived to find the site was closed that afternoon due to the heat. We were able to see ruins through the clo…Full review by OHCurly
Nov 6, 2022
We didn’t realise but we visited on a national museum day so entrance was free. Really wouldn’t have minded paying as it was certainly worth it. Incredibly well preserved and fascinating to see the s…Full review by NialM
There are two of us and we want to go toHera from Pythagoras on the 21st or 22nd Sept and need a guide. How do we get there and what are fees. We don't have transport
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You can walk there easily from Pythagorion in about 15 min or so, just follow the beach in Southwest direction. The entrance fee was around €5 p.p. There is no guide, but there are …
You can walk there easily from Pythagorion in about 15 min or so, just follow the beach in Southwest direction. The entrance fee was around €5 p.p. There is no guide, but there are somewhat informative signs scattered around. You should definitively also visit the Museum of Archeology in Samos-City afterwards, because it contains all the statues en trinkets found at Heraion and offers a lot more info. It is a 30 min drive by car from Pythagorion though. Hope this helps and enjoy your stay, we know we did.
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