A historic city and capital of Greece, many classical intellectual and artistic ideas originated from Athens, and the city is generally the birthplace of Western civilization and democracy. Athens has several ancient sites, the most important being the Acropolis with the Parthenon. In 1834, Athens became the capital city of the modern Greek state, and in about two centuries, it has become a modern metropolis with unrivaled charm.

The second-largest city in Greece is a modern Metropolis bearing the marks of its rich and stormy history and cosmopolitan character, which gives Thessaloniki beauty and charm. The city has the friendly ambiance and charm of a smaller Town and the energy and sophisticated beauty of a big city. Thessaloniki is a fantastic destination to experience Greece without the crowds of Athens and with less traffic on the streets.

One of Greece's most popular and famous archaeological sites is Delphi, located about two and a half hours from Athens, lying on the slopes of the holy mountain of Parnassos. Delphi was considered by the Greeks, for many centuries, to be the center of the world, and holds the most important Temple of the ancient world dedicated to the god Apollo. People from all over would come to this sacred place to ask the advice of the priestess known as Pythia. Millions of people visit Delphi, which is a world heritage-listed monument.

Peloponnese is a destination for all seasons, with a rich history and remarkable landscapes. From the Argolis, where the Mycenean civilization of Homer's Iliad meets the Classical period at Epidaurus, to modern Greece with the city of Nafplio, the first capital city of Greece after the independence war against the Ottomans. Peloponnese is also the region of famous Sparta, Mani, the wild and harsh land of the south with an incredible coastline and some magnificent caves, and Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games.

The holy rocks of Meteora, sculpted by prehistoric rivers, stand thousands of years as a natural monument rising to 600 meters. The vertical cliffs were considered the perfect place to achieve absolute isolation and discover peace and harmony by the monks who built the cliff monasteries. The world heritage-listed Meteora is an extraordinary place and one of the most visited in Greece. A trip to Meteora offers the unique experience of nature's grandeur in conjunction with history.
Zaggori (Zaggorochoria) Northwest Greece has high mountains, virgin forests, impressive gorges, and a wild and fantastic landscape. There, in the region of Epirus, on the mountain range of Pindos, is a cluster of stone villages, masterfully constructed bridges, and monasteries carved into the mountains, neighboring the impressive Vicos gorge, the deepest gorge in the world in analogy with its length.
It is a unique and pure, fantastic destination for all seasons, for those seeking relaxation and tranquility.

With brilliant blue waters and sun-bleached ruins, the Greek Islands exceed your expectations of myth and legends. Greece has more than six thousand islands in the Aegean and Ionian seas, of which only 227 are inhabited. Every island has a unique beauty, a blend of ancient ruins, mystical castles, and rare wildlife with breathtaking views and outstanding landscapes. The stunning island of Crete is the biggest of the Greek islands and the fifth largest in the Mediterranean, with gorgeous beaches and great mountains. It is the legendary birthplace of Zeus. Mykonos, Greece's most famous cosmopolitan island, is a paradise in the heart of the Cyclades and has a reputation as the party island. At the same time, Santorini is the mystical home of an ancient civilization, destroyed by a massive volcano eruption that rocked the world. In the heart of the Adriatic Sea is the island of Corfu, one of the gems of Greece. The Greek Islands are ideal for yacht cruises with stunning beaches, ancient ruins, busy harbors, and active volcanos.