Ancient Asini

The Mycenaean Citadel in Tolo

Ancient Asini is located at a site near Tolo in the Peloponnese and is an interesting archaeological site with a rich history. Once a thriving Mycenaean citadel, Asini offers a glimpse into its past with ruins of ancient walls, tombs, and structures. The site is situated on a rocky headland overlooking the Argolic Gulf, giving stunning views of the Tolo coast that give a different feeling to the experience of exploring the ancient site in Tolo. Excavations have revealed that Asini was inhabited from the Early Bronze Age up to the Hellenistic period.

One of the most intriguing discoveries is the large number of clay figurines, which suggest the site had some religious significance. See the on-site interactive exhibition and learn more about the archaeological sites close to Tolo, and pay a visit to the small church dedicated to the Dormition of the Theotocos. The best time to visit Ancient Asini is in the spring or early autumn when the weather is mild, and the landscape is green and vibrant. During these seasons, you enjoy a walk among the ruins and take in the beautiful scenery. The village of Tolo only a few minutes away on foot, offers modern amenities making a visit to Ancient Asini both interesting and enjoyable.