GREECE PELOPONNESE KORINTHIA PHLIUS

About 2 km northwest of Nea Nemea lie the remains of ancient Phlius (or Phlious), also mentioned by Homer. Once a prosperous city due to its agriculture there are now only very little remains - just fundaments of buildings without explanation and a few parts of columns. It is hard to find more information about the site.

Below: This is very probably the large (36 x 26 m) rectangular peristyle edifice erected in the 5th century BC and renovated in the 2nd century AD in the agora.