Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

The Long Walls are a formidable structure that stretches from the bustling city of Megara to its vital port at Nisaea. Although parts of the ancient walls lie in ruin, their grandeur speaks to a time when they stood strong against would-be invaders. The pathway along the walls allows for watchful guardians to keep an eye on both city and sea, ensuring the safety of trade routes and the populace, harking back to Megara's crucial role in the delicate balance of power between Athens and Sparta.

A panoramic view of the Long Walls of Megara, with crumbling stonework intertwined with patches of vibrant green ivy, stretching towards the horizon under a vivid blue sky, and the distant glimmer of the sea in the background.