Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

Lechaion Harbor, the western gateway of Corinth, was once bustling with merchants and naval vessels, integral for trade and military strategy. Its strategic location allowed the city to exert control over sea routes crucial for commerce with western Greece. In times of war, it transformed into a formidable military base for the Corinthian navy, now echoing the sounds of clashing swords and rallying calls instead of the chatter of traders.

A panoramic view of Lechaion Harbor with sturdy wooden docks stretching into the shimmering waters of the Corinthian Gulf, bustling with ships, and watchtowers lined with Corinthian banners fluttering in the breeze, under a bright azure sky.