Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

The Agora of Corinth served as the heartbeat of the city, buzzing with the activity of merchants haggling over goods, citizens discussing politics, and groups gathering for festivals. The air is filled with the rich aromas of fresh bread, olives, and aromatic oils—each stall vibrant with colorful fabrics and wares. Notable civic buildings, including the imposing Bouleuterion, stand sentinel, framing the lively exchanges that define daylight hours in the Agora.

A sprawling marketplace bustling with merchants hawking colorful goods, surrounded by elegant marble columns and statues, under a bright sun with a clear blue sky.