Greece is located in the southernmost part of Balkan peninsula that stretches into the ionian, Aegean Seas and Mediterranean bordered by 4 countries in the north and east. The country is separated into 13 regions, with 1 autonomous state and capital of Athens, one of the oldest capitals in the world, where nearly 40% of the entire population lives. Greece is expensive, I could not believe how expensive Greece was, especially transportation to the islands and when you are living on the islands yourself. Greece is generally divided into 9 geographic regions Thrace, Macedonia, Thessaly, Peloponnese, Central Greece, Epirus, ionian Islands, the Aegean Islands and Crete. Greece is one of the most seafaring marine emphasised countries in the world. At any given point in Greece, you are at no point more than 85 miles or 137 km from the sea. Greece has about 2000 islands in which only about 220 are inhabited and about 4000 extra islets, keys, and sea rocks. In fact, the only 2 significant islands belonging to Turkey in the Aegean are Imbros and Tenedos.
If you are into classical and mythical history then you must know that Athens. It is the home to many such anecdotes related to those the history of Athens is very old, nearly 4000 thousand years old. Athens is the birthplace of sawfuckles, socrates and pericles more than that today Athens has totally developed into a modern town which is dotted with splendid historical attractions with its mesmerising history, breathtaking beautiful sceneries, alluring beaches and a lively atmosphere. Athens is the most beautiful city in Greece and you definitely set your feet here once if you are a fan of mythical history and ravishing places. There is a museum known as the Byzantine Museum. This museum portrays a vivid insight into the Byzantine Era. This museum was originally built for the duchess of placence the wife of Charles francois lebron. This museum is enriched by different artworks from the Byzantine period. This museum can rightly be described as a treasure safe house for the Byzantines as it has more than 20000 thousand artworks displayed under strict surveillance.
Santorini is arguably Greece’s most speculator island. It's actually a huge volcano and sits on top of a crater and there is lots of history and beautiful places to see and enjoy the view. The eight best things to do in Santorini is to visit pyrgos. Pyrgos is the former capital of Santorini and the best preserved settlement on the island. It is located about 7 kilometres south of Fira but feels much further away as there are not as many tourists in this area. The town is small but an adorable village to visit. Its charm is different from the rest of Santorini. It's more subdued, less picture perfect and a little less advertised.
Mykonos Town is also known as Chora or Hora. It is the largest and most famous town on the island. The town is an example of Cycladic architecture. The traditional whitewashed houses and narrow stone paved alleys are a photographers paradise. It is a home to beautiful beaches, interesting museums and a thousand and one other interesting places you can never regret going on a trip to Mykonos. Its amazing nature is second to none and any visitors are bound to enjoy their stay. However, it can be overwhelming choosing what to do the moment you land in Mykonos. If you are a lover of Cosmopolitan vibes then your first stop in Mykono should be the Elia speech located on the south coast. It is an extremely vibrant place to be from the Carefree fun seeking visitors to its surroundings of arid slope.
Corfu is one of the most beautiful of the Greek islands and it doesn't get enough attention outside of Europe. One of the key differences between an island like Corfu and the ionian sea is the architecture. This isn't like the cyclones, this isn't like Santorini or naxos or porosity or mykonos; we can't see white houses here. It has a lot of venetian influence but also French British it feels more like we are in Italy. You can explore the old town of Corfu although it's more like a very tiny town Corfu city is nevertheless worth exploring on any trip to the island Corfu's old town us a maze of pedestrian friendly lanes and alleyways between venetian and neoclassical houses painted pale yellow and orange crowded tightly between two strongholds. This is the archaeological museum and Casa parlance. A peculiar mention from the 19th century with historical furnishings and animation ice figurines and take your time exploring the city's many streets and squares, the new fortress to the west and the old fortress to the east are impressive fortifications.
Thessaloniki is Greece's second largest city and is a must visit destination for any traveller to Greece with a beautiful seaside location and a rich history spanning centuries. It is offered as an abundance of cultural and historical landmarks from the unesco listed white tower to the ancient Roman Eorum the city boasts an array of iconic that is sure to captivate any visitor but it's not just the famous landmarks that make Thessaloniki so special the city is also home to a thriving culinary scenes bustling markets and vibrant nightlife. Rotunda is one of the most significant historical landmarks in Thessaloniki and a testament to the city's Rich cultural heritage, this ancient Roman structure was built in the early 4th century and served as a mausoleum for the Roman Emperor galleries. It was later converted into a church and has been used for various purposes including as a mosque during the Ottoman period today the Rotunda is a Unesco world heritage site and a popular tourist attraction. The exterior of the building is an example of Roman architecture.
It is often known as the knights island and has a long and illustrious history as evidenced by its historical buildings and monuments. Rhodes old town, a unesco world heritage site, is one of Europe's best preserved mediaeval towns attracting millions of visitors each year. Strong walls, stone paved streets, magnificent residences and a mediaeval castle provide the impression of being transported back to the age of the knights. Rhodes is a perfect amalgamation of a Cosmopolitan atmosphere with mediaeval architecture, amazing beaches, fashion boutiques, top restaurants and dance clubs meeting the natural landscape, majestic structures, old towns and attractive villages. It's no surprise that Rhodes Greece never ceases to amaze visitors from all over the world. Rhodes island boasts a plethora of beautiful beaches and sandy coves. The island of Rhodes has numerous beaches with plenty of great hotels, restaurants, bars and watersports centres all of Rhodes beaches have crystal clear waters and are stunning in their natural beauty tsambika, saint paul’s bay ladico, calathea and other beaches of Rhodes are some of the best beaches on the island. The Suleymaniye mosque is located at the end of Socrates street and boasts distinctive features.
Paros is the heart of Cyclades which is well known for its picturesque beaches and Cycladic villages with pearly white houses. The setting of Paros is absolutely like a fairytale. You will never get bored or tired here on the island where the beaches call for relaxation and enjoyment. Paros is also famous for its seafood spread and authentic Greek tavernas while it has some of the best beaches in all of Greece this place also holds historical importance as it is the home of some ancient Greek monuments like the panagia ecutopiany so if you want to enjoy and spread a really chill vacation then paros would be the perfect choice for you. Lagos beach is the best in all of Paros. This is small not too crowded and has some really good scenic views the water is perfectly azure the sand is perfectly golden and it has one seaside bar where you don't have to get up for a drink or a meal here you can avail the full time waiter service who will totally serve you at your table. Naoussa Venetian Castle was built by the Emperor cresino in order to guard the harbour of this island from the Ottoman threats the most striking part is that there was a tower as well which stood tall submerged into the water during Ottoman attacks. This spectacular creation was really one of the last before the whole of paros came under the control of the Ottomans. Paros park is one of the best in paros.
Crete is a fascinating place where Greek ancient temples meet luxurious hotels, beaches and challenging hiking paths, and the echoes of history resonate in every corner. Crete is strategically positioned at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa. It lies south of the Greek mainland bordered by the Mediterranean sea to the north and the Libyan sea to the south. Throughout its history, Crete has witnessed the influence of many different civilizations, especially the Romans, Byzantines, Venetian and Ottomans leaving behind a rich architectural legacy. The population of 600000 is spread across towns, villages and cities creating a unique blend of modernity and tradition. Rethymno stands as a prime example of a Cretan Renaissance city, showcasing a unique historical character. With a population of 30000 residents, it is Crete's third largest city. Rethymno resides on the ground where ancient rithymna once existed. After the Byzantine Era, Rethymno was fortified and further enhanced under Venetian influence. The city's old quarter is a very popular tourist attraction, offering a real journey into the past. The old town retains its Venetian and Ottoman influences, remaining untouched by modernity. In contrast to Heraklion and Chania, Rethymno's character primarily reflects Greek Renaissance elements, a consequence of the venetian period's Greek nobility. Near the old town's narrow streets lies the grand fortezza, Crete's largest fortress.
It is considered to be one of the most beautiful and a island of scenery in Greece and chances are you have you heard of this place before bus historic and modern at the same time this elegant place will definitely steal your idea features some of the country's most beautiful landscapes this tiny island provides a perfect place for reflection and inspiration and you can feel how time here becomes eternal this is one of the reason why so many creative people used to spend their summers here and even lived on idea for many years lots of very famous writers and artists love to enjoy their time. Today Hydra has a population of around 3000 people but, in the 19th century there were 26000 people living here back in those days. It was a very economically successful commercial port with more than 100 vessels.
Chios is the fifth largest Greek island, that lies on the eastern side of the Aegen sea. It has laid back atmosphere, little family resorts and incredible natural beauty. Chios is particularly famous for its mastic production its numerous monasteries and secluded beaches. Beaches in Chios have lovely surroundings and clear water. Emporios, Mara Volia and karfas are just a few of the famous ones. Most of them even though being rather remote are still organized with tourist facilities. Driving around the island is must as visitors will find many secluded and some unorganized Chios beaches perfect for total relaxation and privacy. Karfas is a small town located at 7 kilometres south of Chios town. It is among the most popular destinations on the island attracting high amount of tourism due to its Cosmopolitan beaches, studios, residences, clubs, restaurants and cafés.
It is often known as the knights island and has a long and illustrious history as evidenced by its historical buildings and monuments.
Naoussa Venetian Castle was built by the Emperor cresino in order to guard the harbour of this island from the Ottoman threats the most striking part is that there was a tower as well which stood tall submerged into the water during Ottoman attacks.
If you are a lover of Cosmopolitan vibes then your first stop in Mykono should be the Elia speech located on the south coast.
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