Take your time to walk around its perimeter and admire imposing monolithic columns. The views from the front with the mountain behind it are extraordinary.
It was a vital water source for the city and holds mythological significance as it was believed to be the spot where Pegasus, the winged horse, struck the ground with its hoof, causing the water to gush forth.
Walking along this well-preserved road, bordered by what was once shops and public buildings, offers a glimpse into the infrastructure and urban planning of ancient times.
The Berna is a large elevated rostrum standing prominently in the center of the Roman Forum and is where the city’s officials once addressed the public.
Outside of the Ancient Corinth Gates are a row of restaurants to fuel up with coffee and lunch before driving up the mountain.