“There are hundreds of Greek islands to choose from, but one that is gaining more attention by the minute is picturesque Milos. Accessible via direct flights from Athens, this island is the ideal place to kick back and relax.
Come and explore deserted beaches hidden between sheer cliffs and enjoy quiet evenings drinking local wine while watching the sunset in the blue waters».
These, among others, refer to special tribute for Greece by Travel and Leisure Media, with worldwide validity, which places Milos in second place after Athens.
A special mention is also made of Ancient Olympia as the cradle of the Olympic Games, which is included along with Thessaloniki, Epidaurus, Meteora and island destinations, in the tribute entitled: “The 15 most beautiful places to visit in Greece”.
fifteen. nauplia
Nafplio is full of ancient sites, including monuments and castles galore, worth exploring on your next Greek vacation.
14. Ancient Olympia
Make another historic stop in Olympia, this time for a sports history lesson. Located on the western side of the Peloponnese, Olympia was the site of the first Olympic Games. Visitors can visit the ancient stadium and the temples of Zeus and Hera, all in one trip.
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Although the city is of great historical importance (especially around the Greek Revolution), it remains an understated gem for international tourists.
12. Thessaloniki
this no port city it is full of historical sites such as the White Tower and the Arch of Galerius, along with world-class restaurants and contemporary art museums that will impress you.
11. Corfu
Do you want to try Italy and Greece together? So travel to the incredible, romantic island from Corfu. Thanks to its contact with the neighboring European nation, the island has a lot of Italian influence, which is reflected in its architecture, food and lifestyle.
10. Kefalonia
Combine your visit with a short geology lesson in Kefalonia. The island, located to the west of the mainland, is home to the Drogaratis cave, which has stalactites and stalagmites hanging from the ceiling and protruding from the sea floor, respectively.
9. Sifnos
Sifnos, a small island that can be reached by boat from Athens, is another place known for its relaxing atmosphere. Also, it is full of so many beaches that you can find a great one sandy shore alone, even in the height of summer.
8.Meteora
For incredible view, visit Meteora, located in Thessaly. The area is made up of huge rock formations that rise into the sky. Within the magnificent formations are many monasteries, which were included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites.
7. Githio
The coastal community of Gytheio is certainly quiet, but it is by far one of the best places to visit when you need to get away from it all. Filled with colorful houses and golden sand beaches, Gythio is also known for its sea turtles that come to lay their eggs.
6. Epidaurus
Epidaurus, in extreme northeast Peloponnese, is especially appreciated by archeology enthusiasts for the Ancient Theater, built in the 4th century BC. in honor of the god of medicine, Asclepius. It is still a place where visitors can see live performances in the summer.
5. Halkidiki
Admire the waters with a shade of blue you didn’t know existed in Halkidiki. This area is best known for its beautiful beaches, which have equally attractive soft sand so you can relax all day.
4. Delphi
He history buffs You will love the city of Delphi, located about 2.5 hours drive northwest of Athens. The Oracle of Delphi was located there, where people from all over the Mediterranean traveled to visit it. Here, visitors can still explore the Temple of Apollo, along with many ancient theaters and stadiums preserved for millennia.
3. mykonos
Looking for a livelier atmosphere? Head to Mykonos, an island known for its party atmosphere. Also accessible via direct flights from Athens, Mykonos is the place to be during the summer for beach parties that last all night (and often into the next day). Of course, there is more to the island than just parties. It is home to wonderful beaches and historical sites such as Kato Myli, a series of four huge windmills built by the Venetians in the 16th century.
2.Milos
There are hundreds of Greek islands to choose from, but one that is gaining more attention by the minute is picturesque Milos. Accessible via direct flights from Athens, this island is the place to be absolute rest and relaxation. Come explore deserted beaches hidden between sheer cliffs, dine on octopus at cafes dotted around the island, and enjoy lazy evenings sipping local wine while watching the sun dip into the blue waters.
1. Athens
As the capital of Greece and the country’s largest city, Athens is worth exploring for at least a day or two. Visitors can head to popular attractions like the Acropolis and the Parthenonbut it is also worth visiting more modern neighborhoods such as Exarchia, known for its bohemian style.
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