Chinanews, August 3, according to foreign media reports on August 2, Greece opened its first "underwater museum"-the wreck of an ancient ship that sank in the 5th century BC. The public can visit it by diving.
According to reports, the attraction is located near Peristra Island outside Alonso Island. It will be open to diving enthusiasts from August 3 to October 3, local time, and visitors who do not dive will be able to visit the information center on Alonso Island through virtual technology.
The picture shows the wreck of a shipwreck in Greece.
According to local officials, around 425 BC, the ancient ship sank due to bad weather while passing through the islands of Halkidiki and Skopelos in northern Greece.
According to reports, the sunken ancient ship was located at a depth of 21 to 28 meters near the coast of Peristra Island. It contained approximately 3000 to 4000 amphoras, which had been used to transport wine. A fisherman discovered these amphoras in 1985, and most of them are well preserved.
According to reports, the Greek authorities also plan to open four other ancient shipwrecks to diving tourists.