You will see the remnants of the ancient stadium of Nemea (4C BC), which had a 178m-long track. This is Nemea's most evocative structure, and where the Nemean Games were held. Just beyond the ticket office, on the right, the bases of some ten columns mark where the position of the apodyterium - the "undressing room" for the athletes. They accessed the stadium via a vaulted passage, the walls of which are covered in graffiti from the time. The starting line is well preserved.