Salamis is mostly (and rightfully) famous today for the naval battle that took place between Hellas (the allied city-states) and Persians. It was there that Asia took the fatal blow and Europe saved. But apart from that, Salamis has much more for a visitor to see. It was also the birthplace of the great tragedian Euripides and also the famous Nationalist Heathen poet and father of the Delphic Festivals Aggelos Sikelianos had also a house there as the place was inspired him on his writtings.
And so, one really grey and rainy day found me on the boat from Piraeus to Salamis.
Some photos from this visit follows below
1. On The Way With the Ferry Boat
2. The Museum
3. The House of the Poet
4. The Naval Battle Monument
