Greece trip planner

Wander through this historic center, working your way along the hills and along the promenade, and stopping in one of the several cafes.

A notoriously deep lake in the center of town, it is a hub of activity, with cafes, cocktails, and happy, relaxed people.

Travel along this beautiful coastline, where you can enjoy breathtaking views, great swimming, and strolls on the beach.

Built to replace a Roman bridge, this 17C stone bridge is known for its gracefulness and legends that surround it.

Built in 13C in an octagonal shape, this unusual church has an elaborately supported dome with stunning mosaics and frescoes.

Enjoy a wealth of sites in this beautiful historic center, which features churches, museums, markets, and more.

Explore this awe inspiring citadel, home to numerous historic buildings, including the Parthenon. Its myths are equally phenomenal.

Critical preservation, restoration, and research projects are displayed in this museum, adding deeper insights into the Acropolis.

Home to all artifacts found at the Acropolis and its environs, this archaeological museum is comprehensive and inspirational.

Three roads led to this 6 acre meeting place as early as 7C BC. It was the center of political, social, and cultural life.

Displaying Greek life from antiquity to today, this museum holds 40,000 artifacts, including icons, gems, paintings, and heirlooms.

Home to over 25,000 objects, this world class museum boasts 3C-20C religious artifacts from all over the Greek world.

Transport yourself to Ancient Greece when visiting this 5C BC temple, which held some of Greece's holiest relics.

Adding to its archival offerings, this interactive and high-tech museum takes you deep into Hellenic life.

Costumes, rural life scenes, frescoes, and more are beautifully and meaningfully displayed in this excellent museum.

Built in the 2C, this marble monument honors Hadrian, but also nods to Theseus, as founders of Athens. Its condition is excellent.

From the 6C-4C BC, this hill hosted Athens' citizens assembly, with remnants still visible. Today it features a 19C observatory.

Explore the ancient lanes north of the Acropolis. It wasn't until the 19C that Athens really expanded beyond his historic center.

Dedicated to jewelry and decorative arts, this museum's extraordinary collection ranges from prehistory to modern times.

Through religious artifacts and daily life objects, this museum tells the story of Greece's vibrant Jewish community before WWII.

This quiet museum exhibits an excellent decorative arts collection, ranging from prehistory to modern times.

In the middle of the busy city stands Athens' oldest church. Its Byzantine dome casts a mesmerizing interior light.

Dating to the 3C BC, this cemetery makes for excellent exploration. It houses a variety of different ruins, as well as a museum.

At 900 ft, this summit offers unparalleled views of Athens. Walking is rewarding but not the only way to the top.

Learn about the Persian's defeat at this green mound in 490 BC by the vastly outnumbered Athenians.

Founded in the 6C, the current 11C Byzantine church sits on a site once home to a temple to Apollo. Its mosaics are breathtaking.

The collection in this museum is educational and interactive. In addition to the instruments, enjoy the numerous recordings.

This unique museum houses an exquisite collection of art from the ancient cultures of the Greeks, Cypriots, and Cyclades.

One of the world's most important museums, the collections span all of Greek civilization, with over 11,000 artifacts.

Home to 16,000 paintings, sculptures, new media, and more, this museum focuses on Greek art from the post-Byzantine era to today.

Covering 38 acres, robust and exotic flora are punctuated by water features, a small zoo, and even ancient ruins in this 19C park.

Located in the stunning old Parliament building, this museum exhibits a comprehensive history of modern Greece from the 15C-20C.

Designed by famed architect Kleanthis, this superb building was once his home and now houses university-related exhibits and artifacts.

Once known as Hill of the Muses, this hill is now dominated by a 2C monument to Senator Philopappos and offers breathtaking views.

One of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Athens features churches, historic houses, museums, ancient sites, and great nightlife.

Built in the 12C, this Byzantine church is home to artifacts from earlier times, such as its 4C BC frieze and 9C-10C reliefs.

Located on the grounds of a stadium dating to the 4C BC, this all-marble stadium hosted the first 1896 Olympic Games and is still in use.

Built in the 5C BC, this pure Ionic temple was restored in 1834 with many of its original stones and carvings.

Situated high above the Aegean, this 5C BC temple is a great fortress to explore, as are the beach and cafes at the base of its headland.

Under construction for 600 years, this temple was destroyed in the 3C and later quarried. Its size ensured it remains a landmark.

Dating to the 6C BC, the remains of this open-air theater still hold the atmosphere of true classical theater.

This beautifully preserved 5C BC Doric temple has inspired the design of countless structures throughout the world.

Once a church and then a mosque, this 14C Venetian Gothic building holds sarcophagi, mosaics, and other Minoan and Roman artifacts.

Explore the charming harbor and its environs, where you will find everything from a Neolithic site to modern nightlife.

Finish a visit to the Maritime Museum with a tour of this replica of a Minoan sailing ship, offering visitors a glimpse into the Bronze Age.

As the acropolis of ancient Corinth, this imposing site was in use from antiquity to the 19C. Its fortress remains are impressive.

Pottery depicts settlement here dating to the 7C BC. Excavations continue to reveal artifacts from this city that peaked at 90,000 people.

Stroll through the city center, enjoy the beautiful buildings, and make sure to sample souvlaki, a local specialty.

When not trekking through archaeological gems, relax in this lively historic center with plenty of sites and activities.

Dedicated to the Oracle of Delphi, this museum holds priceless artifacts such as the Charioteer, the omphalos, and gold and silver.

Built in 1371, these remains were once a Venetian fortress. After exploring the ruins, make your way to the lovely sand beach.

After strolling the pebbled beach, enjoy the restaurants and hospitality of the Sfakians, particularly in the evenings.

Take a trip out of Skafia to explore some of the breathtaking nature in the surrounding area including gorges, mountains and views.

An oracle of Dione and later a temple to Zeus, this ancient city has an elaborate history and ruins in a majestic mountain setting.

Situated around the citadel's 13C wall, this old neighborhood's character is rich in Ottoman Turkish details and artisan shops.

While strolling past quaint homes and significant landmarks, stop and enjoy the delicious cuisine found in this historic center.

This lake offers leisurely walks along Ioannina itself, as well as exploration in other settlements along its banks.

Formed 1.5 million years ago, this cave is remarkable to all who wander its rooms, with pools, bear fossils, and exotic formations.

Step out into this lively town, noting particularly some spectacular Venetian architecture among several historical landmarks.

The focus of this museum is Cretan history from the 4C to WWII. It is highly comprehensive and includes a variety of artifacts.

Perhaps the oldest city in Europe, this Bronze Age site is a must-see. Its palace remains are the backdrop to superb legends.

Regularly expanded as discoveries are made, this museum features well displayed treasures from the Minoan civilization.

Centered on the 16C Venetian fortress of Koules, this port also houses the fishing boats and yachts along a walking trail.

The remaining walls around the old city of Candia are worth a stroll, with a visit to the tomb of the great writer Kazantzakis.

Looking out over the lake, this 10C church is dedicated to the "healing saints," who are depicted on the porch.

With its dome and a triconch design, this 10C church is one of the oldest in town. Its artwork dates from the 13C-17C.

Visit the churches, cafes, and charming residential streets of this atmospheric historic center.

Housed in a 17C mansion with its original furnishings, this museum displays Macedonian life through authentic artifacts.

Several 17C-18C Macedonian houses are preserved in the Arozari and Doltso districts. Many of these were the homes of furriers.

With two churches, one built in the 11C and the other in the 16C, this tranquil monastery houses spectacular frescoes.

Built in the 9C, this church has 9C and 12C frescoes. It was likely a bishop's church, due to a throne that once was in the apse.

Wander the alleys, being assured this is not a movie set. The high 16C fortress can be accessed by a walk from the historic center.

Climb through narrow passageways to shop and dine while making your way to the phenomenal acropolis.

Enjoy the lively but peaceful spirit of this historic center, full of fountains, well-preserved homes, frescoes and other artwork.

Take part in the lively activities of this ancient historic center with youthful appeal, or relax at a cafe and watch the party.

Built c. 1900 BC, the impressive remains of this Minoan palace speak to the cultural and economic importance of this settlement.

En route to the seaside castle, collect information about its illustrious history from the locals in the historic center.

While strolling up and down the lanes of this historic center, don't miss the many traditional crafts for which Metsovo is known.

A woodland downhill walk takes you to this charmed 14C monastery. Upon entering you are greeted with exquisite frescoes and icons.

Inside this mansion, you will be transported to the 19C lives of the Tositsa family. It is fully furnished with original artifacts.

Navigate the intriguing walkways of Plaka to eventually reach the now-deserted Castro, with magical panoramic views.

Mithymna's red roofs are picturesquely layered below a 14C Genoese fortress on the historic and beautiful island of Lesbos.

Largely built by Venetians in the 16C, this fortress includes Old Town, with ancient ruins, medieval landmarks, cafes, and shops.

Navigating the narrow paths of this historic center is full of surprise, with views, frescoes, and charm abound throughout.

Also known as the Kastro, Lower Town's main square offers numerous narrow cobblestone paths winding past medieval facades.

Set prominently atop the citadel, this 11C architecturally phenomenal church overlooks the beauty of the Aegean.

Take a day trip to the birthplace of Greece. Its settlement precedes Greek myth, as seen through extensive archaeological finds.

Wander through this historic center, where arts and crafts, architecture, windmills, and food combine for a charmed experience.

Fishermen, tourists, and shopkeepers all converge along this harbor, giving authenticity to what it has been like for millennia.

Explore this ancient fortified city for an understanding of what once stood here and their amazing legendary defense system.

This captivating museum boasts exhibits of traditional costumes, jewelry, ceramics, textiles, and the tools for their creation.

In Constitution Square, enjoy coffee among history and architecture, then take off through the center for more discoveries.

Built by Venetians in 1471, this fortress entices you with its intriguing appearance of sinking in the harbor.

Although accessible by car, walking to this fort is rewarded with some well-preserved bastions, a chapel, and excellent views.

Fabulous views, historical landmarks, cafes, and bustling locals and visitors all converge to make an engaging seafront atmosphere.

Housed in a Venetian warehouse, this museum covers the Neolithic, Helladic, and Mycenaean periods as they related to the region.

More than 3,000 years old, these ruins are telling of Mycenaean culture. Don't miss the amazing nearby tholos ("beehive tombs").

Explore the narrow alleys and surprise curiosities with a sense of adventure. Coffee or ouzo is always waiting at a nearby cafe.

A day trip to the north part of the island is a must-do. The land and seascapes are mesmerizing, as are the villages and ruins.

Walk this charming historic center among locals as they go about their business during the day and relax at night.

Outside of the ancient center, enjoy the countryside, monuments, and delicious local cuisine.

Stroll the historic center on your way to the beach, stopping to admire the 18C buildings and the church on your way.

Enjoy the freedom of this car-free historic center while exploring a maze of pathways and finding a perfect cafe for local cuisine.

Make your way through a labyrinth of alluring homes, shops, and cafes, winding your way to courtyards, museums, and stellar views.

After checking out these three working windmills, reward yourself with sunset panoramic views that stretch for many miles.

Dating to the 11C, this massive monastery draws you to visit its interior labyrinth of rooms, frescoes, and museum.

Stroll the historic center to experience its relaxing atmosphere and enjoy views across the countryside.

Dating to the 13C, this imposing, expansive fortress on the sea features work by the Venetians, Turks, Greeks, and French.

Start and end your days in the historic center, where the locals, landmarks, and fresh sea air relax you for the next adventure.

This 16C Turkish fortress allows you to walk along its walls, offering a unique look into the structure and unsurpassed bay views.

The best preserved Mycenaean palace ever found, these remains held 1300 BC artifacts, numerous Linear B tablets, and a bath.

On the site of an ancient acropolis, these 13C Frankish ruins offer panoramic views that explain why this site was so strategic.

Explore the historic center to see the old and new, a cafe next to a museum or a Venetian home next to a Turkish mosque.

Theorized to have been founded between the 5C-14C, this must-visit monastery is architecturally and historically rich and diverse.

A 17C Venetian mansion is the perfect backdrop to an impressive array of collections exhibiting all aspects of Cretan life.

This 16C fortress offers a huge area to explore, a restored mosque and chapel, and perfect views of Rethymnon and the sea.

Its walls date as early as the 4C BC, this vast fortress city was continuously refined well into the 16C under diverse influences.

Getting lost in a labyrinth of alleys is the best way to discover the character of this diverse and lively historic center.

Set in a vast and elegant 15C hospital, this museum has artifacts as old as 4,000 years, including the Aphrodite of Rhodes.

A visit to this harbor, thought to be 2,500 years old, treats you to medieval windmills, a 19C lighthouse, cafes, and boat trips.

Adjacent to the citadel, this neighborhood features ancient ruins, relaxing squares, and alluring shops all in a medieval setting.

The west side of Rhodes gives a different look at the city's past. Mosques, the baths, and even the flora evoke Turkish ambiance.

From Amboise to St. John's Gate, the walk along these walls features the numerous other gates, bastions, and great city views.

When in this historic center, take advantage of the restaurants, cafes, and pubs, day or night, while enjoying the blue skies.

From the beach to the clock tower, explore the winding paths of this hillside historic center overlooking the harbor.

Start in the central square for sustenance, and pick one or two of the expansive boulevards leading to museums, markets, and parks.

Mentioned as far back as the "Odyssey," this peak is visible throughout the city. With planning, it can be hiked or climbed, too.

At 5,400 sq ft, this museum exhibits phenomenal artifacts from the Laconia region dating from the Neolithic to the Roman periods.

Honoring Helen of Troy and her husband Menelaus, this shrine dates to the 5C BC. The area's beauty is as impressive as the ruins.

Take pleasure in the seamlessly combined past and present while enjoying local hospitality in a lively, sun-drenched atmosphere.

A day trip exploring the island offers mesmerizing sea views, plentiful archaeological sites, and friendly villages.

Well displayed in a 20C building, the statues, ceramics, precious metal art, and more are splendid and comprehensively arranged.

In addition to its compelling temporary exhibits, this museum has more than 2,000 works of all media by Greek and foreign artists.

Focused on Macedonian culture, this museum holds more than 15,000 items, from textiles and costumes to tools and weaponry.

With exhibits dating from the Early Byzantine period to Turkish occupation, this museum is comprehensive with invaluable artifacts.

Dating to the 4C, these massive fortifications have seen additions throughout the centuries by the Byzantines, Turks and Venetians.

Today's church is a faithful restoration of the original 7C structure. Its mosaics and relics are especially notable.

Celebrating the defeat of the Persians, this 4C arch as a whole is remarkable. Examining its sculptures is equally captivating.

This 15C bathhouse gives an excellent sense of what it must have been like to use. Remarkably, it was used for over 500 years.

This 7C church, mostly restored, has a treasured dome, original mosaics, and an excellent square from which to admire it.

Located in a tranquil neighborhood, this modest yet alluring church boasts 14C frescoes amazing in their artistry and preservation.

Built for the emperor Galerius in 4C, the ruins and preserved throne room depict the grandeur of the palace that once stood here.

Began by the Greeks and expanded by the Romans, this ancient forum lay hidden in the middle of the city until the 1960s.

Walking the historic center will take you to numerous sites of interest, including ancient landmarks and outdoor cafes.

Almost unremarkable on the outside, this must see 5C church's interior is laden with intense 12C frescoes and superb mosaics.

The reasons for building this 4C structure are unclear. Known as St. George Church, it is a highly revered early Christian church.

Walk throughout this beautiful town, climbing paths to reach fantastic views and heading downhill to enjoy the hospitable cafes.

Murals, pottery, and other artifacts as old as 4,000 years reside at this museum from sites at Akrotiri, Potamos, and elsewhere.

Also known as Amarynthos, Vatheia is fun and relaxing. Its abandoned old town is stunning, with towers rising from a lone peak.

Erected in the 19C and inspired by the myth of Achilles, this palace served the Austrian Empress, featuring lush gardens to this day.

Situated on the island of Santorini, this lovely village hugs the side of the caldera, affording great views, especially at sunset.

Located near Santorini, this lovely island boasts breathtaking cliffs and lush greenery, as well as gorgeous views over the sea.

Enjoy the sandy beaches and clear waters at the beautiful beaches of Agios Nikolaos.

An archaeological site on Crete which dates back to 3,000 BC, whose artifacts can be seen in museums throughout the country.

Featuring an excellent collection of artifacts, this museum's exhibits depict the life cycle of the people of Ancient Greece.

An excellent nautical museum, which features model ships, nautical instruments, painting, historical photographs and war relics.

The only remaining remnant of Crete's Jewish community, the preserved synagogue now serves as a tourist attraction.

Spend the day relaxing in the Greek sun on the shores of the white sandy beaches of Chania.

Soak up the Greek sun on the beautiful beaches of Corinth, relax on the shore or go for a swim in the warm blue water.

A limestone mountain that overlooks Delphi and offers beautiful views of the surrounding olive groves and countryside.

The ruins of this temple date back to 4C BC, which was built on the site of a 6C BC temple to Apollo.

Located on Crete, the gorge was created by a river between mountain ranges. It is a national park where visitors enjoy hiking.

Relax at one of Hora Sfakion's stunning cliff-side beaches, home to some truly beautiful and clear blue waters.

This beautiful mountain range on Crete consists mainly of limestone, and received its name from the mountains' white peaks.

The fortified old town of Ioannina, the castle dates back mainly to the Ottoman period, but also features Ancient Greek elements.

An isolated Venetian era fortress, located at the entrance to the Old Port of Heraklion, with beautiful views of the blue water.

Famous for its beautiful beaches, spend the day relaxing in the sun and enjoying the blue waters on this beach in Heraklion.

A beautiful lake, situated at an altitude of 630 meters, with a peninsula cutting through it, dividing the lake in two.

Surrounded by beautiful landscape, the beached are famous for their clean water and stunning rocky cliffs.

With beach chair and umbrella rentals available, this beach is fully equipped for a fun and relaxing day.

Hike or ride a donkey to the top of the hill to explore the ancient fortified city, overlooking the modern city of Lindos.

The beaches of Malia are known for their lively and young atmosphere, where visitors can relax during the day and party at night.

Enjoy the beautiful beaches of Methoni as you relax in the sun and admire the views of the mountains in the distance.

Although in ruins, this castle still impresses visitors with its imposing walls, deep moat, and beautiful surrounding nature.

Home to a collection of prehistoric pieces, sculptures, tools, and other artifacts, this museum exhibits the history of Milos.

Walk among the ruins of this theater and picture yourself on Ancient Milos, surrounded by beautiful views of mountains and sea.

Plaka is known for its beautiful beaches, dotted with fishing huts and surrounded by incredible cliffs.

Swim in the crystal clear waters and enjoy the picturesque beaches of Monemvasia.

Featuring excellent tourist facilities, the beaches of Mykonos offer accommodations, bars, restaurants, and sports facilities.

This extensive and interesting archaeological museum houses exhibits dating from the Prehistoric to the Hellenistic period.

This unique maritime museum restores living historical exhibits as they were originally designed and built.

The oldest house on the island exhibits artifacts from everyday life of 19C Mykonos and the island's deep nautical roots.

Fall in love with the long, white, sandy dunes of the beaches of Naxos, relax in the sun or swim in the beautiful sea.

An interesting archaeological museum, with artifacts from the Early Cycladic period from Naxos and the surrounding areas.

The ruined castle was the seat of the Argyri family under the Venetians. It offers great panoramic views of the surrounding area.

With collections dating back to the Prehistoric period, this excellent museum houses artifacts found locally in Olympia.

Dedicated to the long history of the Olympic Games, this museum houses ancient artifacts from as far back as 2C BC.

Walk up the hill or catch a bus up to the beautiful and peaceful 13C monastery, with lovely gardens and amazing cliff-side views.

With snorkeling and boat tours available, explore the white sandy beaches of Palaiokastritsa.

Rent a lounge chair and umbrella and spend the day relaxing on the idyllic beaches of Parga.

Walk up to the 11C castle to enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding area and explore the castle ruins.

Located on Patmos, this cave is where it is believed that John of Patmos received his visions written in the Book of Revelation.

Stroll along the clean and pebbled beaches of Patmos, where you can rent lounge chairs and beach umbrellas.

Relax on the beautiful shores of Pelekas' beaches, taking in the beautiful surrounding nature and views.

Located on the island of Corfu, with rides for both adults and children, this amazing water park promises to be fun for all ages.

Enjoy swimming in the stunning turquoise waters and strolling along the white sandy beaches of Pylos.

Guarding the strategic bay is this 13C castle, perched at the top of a 200m rock formation.

Lounge chair and beach umbrella rental is available at the bustling beaches of Rethymo, lined with taverns and cafes.

Learn all about the flora and fauna indigenous to Crete at this Nature Park where excellent guides explain all the plants to you.

Stroll along the clean and picturesque beaches of Rhodes, and enjoy the breathtaking surrounding natural scenery.

Located in the Medieval City, the Museum contains collections of archaeological artifacts from the isle of Rhodes.

The former Jewish Quarter features several landmarks of the Jewish citizens of Rhodes and those murdered during the Holocaust.

Dating to 16C, the synagogue thrived until WWII when the Germans deported the Jewish community. It now houses a Jewish museum.

Dating to 5C BC, the acropolis is home to an ancient temple, stadium, theater, and nature park.

A small town on the island of Rhodes, home to a ruined 15C castle, which offers amazing views of the sea and islets.

Surrounded by stunning cliffs, according to legend if you swim through this canal you will find true love at the other end.

Relax on the beautiful shores of Sidari's beache, taking in the beautiful surrounding nature and views.

A water park combined with a hotel, it is famous as one of the best in Greece and features amazing slides and attractions.

Rent a lounge chair and umbrella and spend the day relaxing on the idyllic beaches of Skiathos.

With a long and fascinating history, this 18C monastery now houses a museum of local products and folklore.

Use your imagination to picture the grandeur that once stood among the ruins of the Ancient city of Sparta.

Learn about the history and production of olive oil in Greece, as well as Greek culture, at this exceptional museum.

Discover the perfect beaches of Thassos, relax in the sun and go for a swim in the clear turquoise water.

This archaeological museums exhibits sculptures, pottery and architectural remains from Neolithic to Roman times found in Thasos.

Dating as early as 1C, the canal was completed in 1893. At 4 mi long and 70 ft wide, it's interesting to watch from the bridge.

Wander around the historic center and enjoy watching the boats and ferries come in and out of this busy port.

Housed in a hilltop mansion, the museum exhibits life of the affluent of the 18C, and a fine collection of Greek paintings.

Climb to the top of the highest point on the island of Hydra for stunning panoramic views of the island and the sea.

Spend the day relaxing in the Greek sun on the shores of the picturesque beaches of Hydra Port.

Out of hundreds of churches on the island, this beautiful 18C marble seaside monastery is the most visited.

Dedicated to the history, culture, and tradition of the island, this museum exhibits manuscripts, documents, and other artifacts.

Wander the historic center of Argostoli and enjoy the bustling and warm local culture in this beautiful island town.

A cave on the island of Kefalonia with no top, which allows the sunlight to stream in and light up the crystal blue water.

Wander the narrow alleyways and explore the colorful village and all of its old Greek architecture, including many old churches.

Stroll the lovely pebbled beaches of Assos and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere along the sea.

Two of the four castle gates remain from the 16C fortified palace, which once served as the town's defense against pirates.

Located on the island of Kefalonia, this lovely village is known for its stunning 16 monastery and natural beauty.

A mountain range on Kefalonia, much of it is a national park, which offers beautiful hikes, breathtaking views, and several caves.

This cave on Kefalonia is over 150 million years old and features some incredible formations of stalactites and stalagmites.

Surrounded by hills, sea, and coves, this village on the island of Kefalonia features a unique natural beauty and charm.

A short walk from the city center, the 19C lighthouse stands on a man-made peninsula. The romantic lighthouse is still active.

Originally built in 12C by the Byzantines, the hilltop ruins you see today are from the 15C Venetians.

Some of the best views of Kefalonia and the sea can be observed from this hilltop monastery, perched high above the island.

One of the most popular towns on the island, explore the historic center and check out the beautiful old blue and white buildings.

Spend the day relaxing in the sunshine on the sandy beaches of Parika. Take a swim in the crystal clear blue sea.

This archaeological museum houses artifacts dating back to the Neolithic Age, including a 6C BC statue of the Mermaid Gorgo.

Housed in a 4C church, this museum exhibits a large collection of Byzantine artifacts, including religious artwork and heirlooms.

A beautiful hilltop village, Marpissa is located on the island of Paros and features lovely museums and views of the island.

Stroll the winding paths of the historic center, surrounded by white-washed houses, Venetian architecture, and 15C churches.

The Folklore Art Museum exhibits traditional life of the past on the island of Paros through artifacts from every-day life.

Rich in history, Naousa served as an 18C naval base. Explore the town and get to know the interesting local history.

Spend the day relaxing in the sun on the world-famous beached of Naousa, and take a swim in its clean, beautiful water.

Learn about the history of Greek wine, the wine-making and aging process, and sample some local wine at this great museum.

Learn more about Byzantine art at this fine museum, home to a large collection of art and artifacts housed in a former monastery.

Wander the old streets and get to know the local culture. Make sure to stop in one of the many restaurants for an authentic meal.

Spend the day relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Aliki Village and enjoy the Greek sunshine and sparkling clear water.

Home to models of different types of boats and ships, this museum also exhibits crafts workshops, windmills, and local icons.

The main village on the island of Ios, this white hilltop village stands below the ruins of a Venetian castle.

Overlooking the town of Chora, this landmark church features a blue dome, white walls, and a lone palm tree.

With a collection of ancient artifacts found on the island, the museum houses artwork, burial columns and more interesting pieces.

Named for the famous Greek poet Odysseas Elytis, this hilltop marble amphitheater hosts most of the town's cultural events.

A lovely fishing village on the island of Ios, Ormos is known for its friendly and welcoming locals and great authentic cuisine.

Explore the narrow pedestrian alleys lined with colorful shops, stopping in one of the several cafes to sample some local cuisine.

Located near the entrance to the island, this well preserved 14C castle used to serve as a fortified defense of the island.

Located across from the harbor, this small 13C church is one of the oldest buildings on the island and features incredible views.

Located in the mountain village of Eglouvi, these ancient houses are unique to Lefkada and are said to date back to the Stone Age.

Travel along an unpaved road to the lighthouse and experience some magnificent views, especially during sunset.

Dedicated to Ancient Greek life, this excellent museum exhibits artifacts from the Paleolithic times through the late Roman years.

Dedicated to the exhibition of life on the island, this museum features tools, textiles, and a model of a traditional house.

Transport yourself through time at this museum, home to a collection of old technology, including phonographs and radios.

Walk the ancient paths of Nidri and experience the world of Homer's poetry, believed to have taken place on this island.

Spend the day walking along the sandy beaches and swimming in the sparkling turquoise water of Nidri.

The high mountains of Lefkada feature many waterfalls year round. Hike around Dimossari Waterfalls, and even swim in the summer.

Explore the new town, built on the site of the old town, to visit the few preserved old churches and buildings.

Situated in a charming town square, the museum exhibits Byzantine art, 15C-17C frescoes, and a model of the town pre-earthquake.

Spend the day relaxing in the sun and strolling the shores of this picturesque Greek beach.

One of the oldest buildings in town, this Venetian church dates to the 16C, and its bell tower used to serve as a lighthouse.

Dedicated to the lives of important Greek figures, the mausoleum houses the bones of National Greek Poets, Solomos and Kalvos.

On a hilltop above the town, this 17C Venetian castle stands on the site of the ancient acropolis and a former Byzantine palace.

A stunning mixture of architeture, ranging from ancient, to medieval to Venetian, there is something amazing around every corner.

Dating back to the 3C, these ancient ruins once served as an elaborate medical center and Roman baths.

Get to know this lovely old town and its several old buildings, historic sites, as well as local culture and great restaurants.

An excellent museum which exhibits a large collection of artifacts ranging from the Neolithic Era up to the Roman times.

Set on a hilly landscape, visitors explore the massive 11C monastery complex, which features several parts from various centuries.

Dating back to the 10C, this mainly medieval castle also features Turkish Baths as well as the Church of St. George.

This excellent museum is dedicated to exhibiting artifacts from the long and interesting maritime history of Chios.

Six monasteries built on sandstone pillars make up one of the most important complexes of the Greek Orthodox Church in Greece.

Explore the winding streets and alleyways of this picturesque village, with white washed houses and churches around every corner.

Spend the day relaxing on one of Skopelos' several idyllic beaches, with white sand and turquoise water.

Dedicated to the martyred 4C bishop of the island, this 18C church stands on the site of a former Byzantine monastery.

Located in an 18C mansion, the museum exhibits artifacts donated by local women from the last century, to depict life at the time.

Explore the natural beauty and views of Skyros, followed by drinks in one of the quaint inns or taverns that the town is known for.

Relax in the Greek sun on the beautiful beaches of Skyros, enjoy the pleasant weather and swim in the refreshing sea.

Built in Byzantine times, this grand hilltop fortress was built overlooking the town for protection from enemies and pirates.

Dating back to around the 2C, this theater boasts original marble and granite rows of seats, and other well preserved parts.

According to legend, Hippocrates, the father of medicine, and Paul of Tarsus taught their students under this tree.

The ancient marketplace is considered to have been one of the largest in the Ancient world. Many preserved buildings still stand.

One of Kos' main attractions is its stunning beaches. Stroll along the white sandy beaches, and swim in the clear turquoise water.

The towns of Greece all carry a long history. Get to know Samos' by exploring its historic center and its preserved buildings.

The ancient artifacts and artwork of Samos are exhibited in the excellent museum, housed in two beautiful modern buildings.

The beautiful beaches of Samos are surrounded by impressive cliffs, giving a grand backdrop to the picturesque shores.

Located on the island of Samos, hike to the stunning waterfalls which form two clear lakes where visitors enjoy swimming.

Dating back to the 1C, this amazing church is dedicated to the protector of the island, and offers incredible views of the sea.

In order to preserve local culture and tradition, the museum exhibits the island's artifacts from Byzantine times until today.

This excellent archaeological museum displays a wide collection of artifacts from 2,800 BC until Roman times.

Sample some amazing wines and learn about the traditional wine-making process from exceptional guides at this excellent museum.

Spend the day relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Chios and enjoy the stunning mountainous backdrop by the sea.

Situated at the entrance of the Kos Harbor, the castle was built by the Knights of St-John of Jerusalem in around the 14C.

Built in the 13C on the highest point in town, the Venetian castle is now mostly in ruins, with only a wall and tower remaining.

Enjoy the sandy shores and clear waters at the beautiful beaches of Argostoli.

Known for its beautiful sunsets, relax and enjoy incredible array of colors as the sun sinks into the Mediterranean Sea.

Stroll through charming Corfu's Old Town and explore its wealth of historic sites and warm local atmosphere.

Soak up some Greek sun as you spend the day relaxing on the shore or taking a swim at one of Corfu's stunning beaches.

Explore the old Venetian fortress and get to know its long an interesting history. Climb to the top for amazing views of the town.

Learn what it was like to live as a nobleman at this excellent interactive historic museum, housed in a 19C noble mansion.

With hundreds of British graves, this old cemetery is also home to beautiful gardens which feature orchids and other rare flowers.

Built by the British their rule, this 19C fortress stands high above the sea and features fascinating architectural details.

Wander around the largest square in Greece, relax in a cafe and admire the beautiful array of old buildings.

With a a rare 12C double Byzantine church built into the rock, this fascinating cave is enveloped in rumors of paranormal activity.

The Mycenaean Period of Greek history is named for what is now this archaeological site of a center of Ancient Greek civilization.

An impressive archaeological site, Epidaurus is home to one of the best preserved and most beautiful ancient Greek theaters.

Transport yourself to the Middle Ages in the medieval town of Mystras,which features churches, cobbled streets, and breathtaking views.

This ancient temple features a famous Tholos which is a round building dating to between 380-360 BC and features 20 Doric columns.

Hike up to the Ancient Theater to enjoy amazing views of the surrounding area including the Temple of Apollo and the valleys below.

Surrounded by beautiful nature and majestic mountains, explore this Greek town to enjoy the local culture and fantastic views.

Explore this fine historic center, admiring its Mediterranean charm, and be sure to taste the traditional phyllo pastry, Bougatsa.

Locally also known as Hagia Sophia, the mosque dates to the 15C and is the city's oldest and largest surviving mosque.

Dedicated to the history and traditions of the Sarakatsani group, the museum features a range of artifacts depicting their life and culture.

With artifacts dating to prehistoric times, this museum boasts a collection of relics from all periods from the Serres area.

Home to a large collection of sacerdotal artifacts, this museum depicts religious history in Serres and the surrounding region.

Built in 1914, the fort was a significant WWII site and today serves as a small museum and memorial to fallen soldiers.

The highest mountain in Greece is the mythological home of the Greek gods, as well as a unique nature reserve that offers beautiful views.

Walk through the city center, full of shops of and an atmosphere of liveliness, enjoying the warm Mediterranean climate.

Commonly known as Kamares, this 16C aqueduct is of Byzantine origins and has been superbly-preserved.

One of Greece's best archaeological institutes, this museum houses exhibits dating to prehistory and the Classical world.

Wander around quiet streets soaked with a Mediterranean charm, or visit a tavern and enjoy the lively Greek ambiance.

Iconic of the city, this open-air theater dates to the 3C BC and is located on the southern slopes of the Acropolis Hill.

Thessaly's largest folklore museum is home to over 20,000 relics, including engravings, silverware, fabrics, embroidery, and more.

A 15C stronghold of Byzantine origins, now offering an open-air theater and an observation deck with great views of the city.

Full of ancient ruins and undeniable charm, this complex encompasses a museum, an amphitheater, and several historic monuments.

Tracing the history of tobacco in the region, this museum exhibits painting, pipes, photographs, and other paraphernalia.

Once the house of the Pasha of Egypt, this 18C manor still retains its Ottoman architecture and offers a glimpse into the past.

Wandering around the streets, taking in the bustle of the locals, sampling some of the traditional delicacies, and enjoying a walk.

Moderately high at 300m, this mount features a 19C church and a theater, which served the greatest 20C performers of western music.

Artificially carved off from the peninsula in the 16C, this island boasts an ancient fortress and wonderful scenery over the region.

Set in the heart of Athens, this square has retained significance throughout history, and is located near an array of attractions.

Open to public 7 months a year, this nature reserve and museum provides home to an array of rescued animals, including reptiles.

Remnants of a Minoan settlement from the Bronze Age, buried after a volcanic eruption and thus preserving a wealth of frescoes.

Erected in the 15C after the Ottoman capture of the city, this drum tower houses a museum tracing the regional history.

Nestled amidst gorgeous scenery and facing the Ionian Sea, this remarkable pebbled beach is the perfect hotspot for your summer.

A courthouse during the Greek times for the trial of murderers, this prominent rock affords wonderful views of the whole city.

Dating to the 7C, this castle boasts unique to Greece Gothic architecture, ancient mosaics, beautiful ornamentation, and other gems.

Said to be the cradle of democracy, this hill served in the 6C BC as the city's assembly place, and now can be explored on foot.

Tracing the cultural history of the Cretans, this superb museum exhibits ancient houses, tools, arts and crafts, as well as a garden.

Plucked out of ancient myths about nymphs, this breathtaking cave is nestled on the Kefalonia Island among lush natural beauty.

These ancient ruins are situated at the confluence of three rivers associated with Hades. Visitors used to come here to communicate with the dead.

Take a leisurely walk through this lush valley to admire the thousands of butterflies that migrate here to mate.

From ancient history all the way up to WWI, this cape has held great historic significance for thousands of years.

According to Greek Myth, this ancient cave was the birthplace of Zeus.This massive winding cave system is over 2200 square m.

Dating to the 10C, this tiny chapel is buckling under the weight of the 17 oak trees that are sprouting from its roof.

These two caves were used by famous Greek philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras as a classroom and a living quarters.

The mountain's first monastery dates back to the 10C, and is now home to several holy sites. You must book in advance, as there is a tourist limit.

Explore these fantastic caves, known for their abundance of stalagmites and stalactites, rich colors, and array of other rare features.

A memorial and cemetery, this is the final resting place of Commonwealth soldiers that fell during WWI and WWII.

Founded in the 17C by Muslim converts from Judaism, this historic mosque now houses an archaeological museum.

Part of the American School of Classical Studies, this impressive ibrary is home to over 110,000 volumes from Antiquity to today.

An outdoor archaeological park, known not only for its impressive artifacts, but also for it lush greenery, ponds, and the wildlife those things attra

Home to over 35,000 species of insect, this impressive collection is continuously evolving and growing!

Feel like you've traveled back in time as you explore one of the island's oldest villages, soaking in the history as well as the stunning nature.

Pink coral sand adorns the edges of this unique beach, known for its shallow waters, breathtaking scenery, and lovely walks.

The most popular beach on the island is known for its golden sand, clear water, and exciting atmosphere.

Spend the day relaxing in the sun on the shores of this stunning beach, considered to be the most beautiful on the island.

Wander through town getting to know the local culture and stopping in a restaurant for some fresh seafood.

Spend the day relaxing in the sun on the shores of Alexandroupoli's gorgeous beaches.

Get to know Thracian culture at this unique museum, situated in a beautiful sandstone mansion.

Home to a precious collection of religious relics, this museum features artwork, icons, paintings, rare books, and more.

Home to a 13C icon of Panagia Trifotissa, villagers have claimed that their vision loss has been cured by praying before it.

Start your day in Alexandroupoli at its iconic lighthouse, a symbol of the town and its prosperity as a port.

A must for all bird lovers, this beautiful forest reserve is a major European bird migration zone, with over 200 species.