In ancient times, this city was the center of the social and religious life of the country, and even today its ruins make a strong impression. It remains only to walk and wonder how skillful the ancient Greek builders were, who created such beauty, moreover, which had stood for several millennia!

Earlier in this port city there was one of the seven wonders of the world — the statue of the Colossus of Rhodes. And now tourists come here to see the Rhodes Fortress, which in the Middle Ages served as a safe haven for knights hospitallers. The fortress is perfectly preserved, looks very impressive and powerful. You can also see the ruins of the temple of Aphrodite, windmills and a number of other interesting objects.

This beach, 25 kilometers from the city of Corfu, is known not only for exceptionally clean water and soft sand, but also for rock caves that every tourist is advised to visit. The coves in this area are incredibly picturesque, and the infrastructure is well developed, so the beach will be a good place for a family holiday.

There are 205 halls and rooms in this palace-castle, each interesting in its own way. Tourists are advised to see an inner mosaic courtyard, a Hall of music, dancing and waiting, a reception Hall, as well as a Hall of Byzantine icons. A special impression is made by the rich interior decoration of the rooms, among which there are many antique vases, Greek amphorae and statues.

This hill in Athens is a must-visit point for every tourist. In fact, how can you miss one of the most famous buildings of antiquity! The main objects of the acropolis are the Parthenon, the Erechtheion and the temple of Nika, however, it will take more than one day to see all the historical monuments of this place without exception.

Very nice and cozy place. During the Venetian rule, a harbor was built in the old town of Chania, which today abounds with cafes and fish taverns. Here you can ride a horse on the cobblestone sidewalks or go for a boat trip. However, just to admire the beautiful view and historical buildings will not hurt either.

Do you want to feel like a god, Zeus the Thunderer? Then be sure to go to Mount Olympus to look down on the whole world. Climbing will require some physical effort, although campsites and recreation areas for tired tourists are equipped along the way. You can ease the climb by driving the first part of the way by taxi.

This island is rightfully considered the most beautiful in the world! Indeed, it is difficult to imagine anything more beautiful than its snow-white houses descending to the sea of incredibly pure azure color! The flow of tourists arrives on the island of Santorini in March and does not dry up until November. The island is considered a great place for a romantic wedding and family vacation.

This is the largest gorge in Europe, which has become a national park. Visiting the Samaria Gorge is possible only as part of a tourist group, the walking route is designed for at least four hours and will require considerable effort. However, the beauty of the untouched nature of this place will be a worthy reward for travelers.

You have definitely seen this ancient structure, if not in photographs, then in the guise of numerous buildings that have become copies of it. These slender columns can not be confused with anything! The Parthenon, of course, cannot boast of its former greatness now, however, it still looks like a bright example of ancient architecture. Work on its reconstruction continues.

Built in the form of an amphitheater around the main fortress, the ancient city of Mystra really looks like a "Miracle of the Seas". Today it is a picturesque ruin, which is surrounded by no less beautiful nature. This open-air museum is protected by UNESCO. The Paleologovsky Festival is held here every year.

A stunningly beautiful place. Imagine the mirror-clear surface of the water, picturesque rocks on the sides and the bright sun that makes its way into the cave thanks to the dome destroyed by an earthquake. Boat trips and swimming in the cave lake Melissani will definitely be one of the highlights of a trip to Greece.

Myrtos Beach has earned a reputation as the best in Greece. Its purest, snow-white sand causes an acute desire to give up everything and just relax, basking in the sun and listening to the sound of the surf. The beach has the shape of a crescent and is located in a picturesque bay, so the waves are small here. Tourists are offered various services, in particular, rental of umbrellas and sun loungers.

Looking at these monasteries, which by some miracle "climbed" the impregnable rocks, you begin to believe in higher powers. Meteora monasteries have been operating since the tenth century and have never been closed. Now there are six active Orthodox monasteries, male and female, on rocks up to 600 meters high, for which certain days and hours are set for visiting.

A place where thousands of pilgrims from all over the world flock. Holy Mount Athos is a self-governing community of 20 Orthodox monasteries. Athos is revered as the earthly Inheritance of the Theotokos. By the way, women are strictly prohibited from entering here! Violators even face a criminal sentence. Men should observe a strict form of clothing and follow the established rules.

In this small town on the island of Rhodes is the second most important after the Athenian Acropolis of Greece. The acropolis of Lindos is famous for its unique petroglyph, on which an ancient Greek warship is carved. In addition, here you can see the remains of the temple of Athena Lindia and the residence of the Knights Hospitaller.

A small island in the Aegean Sea is known as a great place to relax. On the island of Mykonos with a coastline of about 89 kilometers, there are both cosmopolitan beaches and designed for family holidays. The most popular of them are Paranga and Ayios Ioannis, which offers a beautiful view of the island of Delos.

Navagio beach is very often depicted on advertising brochures of tourist operators — the place is incredibly beautiful and attractive. It is often called the "shipwreck beach", since the shipwrecked vessel "Panagiotis", which belonged to smugglers, still stands here. It is noteworthy that it is impossible to get to Navagio Beach by land, surrounded on all sides by inaccessible rocks.

This cape in the south of Attica is mentioned in Homer's Odyssey. People have long lived here, attracted by the successful location of Sounion. The remains of the sanctuary of Poseidon have been preserved on the cape, near which an interesting archaeological exposition has been created. In addition, we will delight tourists with an amazing view of the sea and the nearest islands from here.

If you want to see Athens as it was many centuries ago, be sure to visit Plaka — the oldest district of the city. Walking along its winding streets with snow-white steps, you can see houses, some of which stand on the foundations of ancient buildings. Plank is interesting for its taverns, wine cellars and souvenir shops.

This virtually uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea is mentioned in many myths and legends. The ruins of the temples of Artemis and Apollo, as well as other traces of ancient civilizations, have been preserved on Delos. In addition, the Dolphin House, the Lions terrace, the preserved market square, as well as the Doric temple of Isis are of interest.

This lake has recently become a popular tourist destination, despite the fact that it is located at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level. Plastira Lake not only serves as a source of fresh water for the surrounding settlements, but also decorates this area. Clear blue water surrounded by green shores looks especially attractive.

Built at the end of the 19th century, the palace is located near the city of Kerkyra and attracts tourists with many interesting works of art. Here you can see fancy furniture, as well as many statues of Achilles and paintings with his image. The Achillion Palace is surrounded by a beautiful park, which descends by steps to the sea.