I have always associated the city of Corinth with the Corinth Canal and the daughters of Corinth. Although I had climbed to the very top of Acrocorinth, there was no trace of my daughters. I only found the ruins of buildings and the remains of defensive walls. However, connecting the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea, the Corinth Canal turned out to be the most real. The water canal, started in the times of Nero and finished only in the 19th century, made a great impression on me.