Take a stroll over to the Delphi Museum, which hosts the frieze of the Treasury of the Siphnians, considered to be the first religious structure made entirely out of marble. On display you will also find the colossal Sphinx of Naxos, the Statue of Antinous, who perished under mysterious circumstances, and the metopes of the Athenian treasury. Other cornerstones of ancient history on the permanent exhibit list include the notable bronze Charioteer and a plethora of other artifacts.
You will then have the afternoon off to see the sights in the rest of the area at your own leisure before we turn in for the night for some well deserved shut-eye.
On the next morning, you will be free to continue your exploration of these unique grounds, at your own pace. It is certainly worth not leaving a stone unturned. On our way back to Athens, we will pass by the lively traditional village of Arachova, a cosmopolitan winter destination perched on the south slopes of Mount Parnassus, known for its traditional hand-woven wool rugs and quilts, gourmet foods and local wines.
