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"Ancient Olympia is one of the few historic places that has a direct implementation in todays life. Olympic games were born in this place and it is really shocking to realise what some people were able to do a few thousand years ago. The museum is a must, it has some unbielevable sculptures.
About 70km from there in the mountains is the Temple of Epicurios Appollon, made by the same architect who designed Parthenon in Acropolis Athens."

"Olympia is an important site well worth the visit. Make sure you visit the museum. It's very educational and full of great artifacts. Unlike the ancient sites in Athens, I actually felt like I learned a ton from the visit. Plus it's stunning on a very basic level. The Temple of Zeus is shockingly huge and massive.
The best way to get the most out of your visit to this sight is to get on a guided tour. The guide will discuss not just the actual ruins, but the History of the Games, how the Olympic games were staged, how the Athletes lived and competed during the Games and the significance of the Sanctuary during both the Domination of the Greek and Roman Empires.
The Ancient Stadium with the surrounding embankments for spectators, is sparse but thrilling nonetheless. The Philippeion, the Nymphaion and the Palaestra are still worthy areas to view.
Olympia was a major Religious and Athletic Centre within the Ancient World for over one thousand years, although unlike other sites in Greece, it had no major city attached or nearby. There was two very famous Temples within the Sanctuary of Olympia, the Temple of Hera and the Temple of Zeus, the latter being the temple which held the Giant Ivory and Gold statue of Zeus.
The foundations and remaining pieces of the Temple of Zeus may not at first appear spectacular, but many of the carvings and the Beautiful Statues from of the Pediments have been carefully rebuilt and are housed in the Archaeological Museum.