Delphi (1)

A city located at the foot of Mount Parnassus in central southern Greece just north of the Gulf of Korinth (Corinth) in the district of Phokis (Phocis).

Although not the first oracle in ancient Greece, Delphi was undoubtedly the most famous; founded and inspired by the god Apollon.

Approximate east longitude 22.29 and north latitude 38.30.

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