Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

The Port of Nisaea serves as Megara's main harbor, crucial for trade and transport, linking the city to the Saronic Gulf and the wider Mediterranean trade networks. Its strategic location makes it a frequent target during conflicts with neighboring states, while its bustling activity reveals the vibrant life of merchants and seafarers.

A bustling harbor with numerous ships docked, their sails flapping in the wind, surrounded by colorful market stalls and traders haggling over goods, with the sun setting behind distant mountains casting a golden hue on the water's surface.