In the Citadel, among several other remains of important buildings, you will see the Lions Gate, the Grave Circle A, remaining's of a grain house, and the Palace on top of the hill.

Then you will visit the beehive tomb of Agamemnon, as most of the locals call it, although the official name of it is the treasure of Atreus. There were at least nine monumental beehive tombs around the Acropolis of Mycenae, but this one is the largest and most impressive, which at the same time is also very well preserved. Once inside you will see another smaller gate leading to an extra room, which must have been the treasury house of it.