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Ancient Olympia, Peloponnese, Greece

Archaeological Museum of Ancient Olympia. One of the most important in Greece, where one can observe the historical evolution of one of the brightest sanctuaries of antiquity, dedicated to the father of gods and people, Zeus.  Ancient Olympia was the bed of the Olympic Games.
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