Samos is one of the largest islands in the eastern Aegean Sea. Due to its geographical location, which secured maritime communications and trade with the coasts of Asia Minor, the island has known significant development since Antiquity. Samos offers great archaeological treasures, such as the Ancient Theater and the Roman Baths, the Eupalinus tunnel, one […]
Antiparos is a small island in the heart of the Cyclades, less than a nautical mile from Paros. The central settlement is located at the northeastern part of the island, opposite the Pounta port of Paros, connected by ferry. The castle is the historical center of the island, a typical example of the fortified settlements […]
Aetolia-Acarnania is a historic beautiful region located on Western Greece, near the island of Lefkas to the Ionian Sea and the Peloponnese. The town of Antirrio is the most important node between Western Greece and the Peloponnese. The connection is made by a ferry, while the famous Rion-Antirrio bridge is nearby. The largest town in […]
Fthiotida is located in Central Greece, limited by the Gulf of Evia and Magnesia in the east, the plain of Larissa in the north, the mountains of Karpenissi and Parnassos in the south west. The capital and largest town of Fthiotida is Lamia, built in a strategic position on the outskirts of Mount Othrys, with […]
Messinia, in the south-western Peloponnese, is a hospitable place with endless olive groves and wonderful plains, surrounded to the north by the Arcadian Mountains, to the east by Mount Taygetos, to the south of the Messinian Gulf and to the west by the Ionian Sea. It is a region with beautiful beaches, small coves but […]
Patmos, the island of Apocalypse or Jerusalem of the Aegean, as it is called, is one of the most important religious destinations worldwide and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is known as the holy island of the Dodecanese, where John the Evangelist lived in exile and wrote the Apocalypse, the last book of the […]
Syros is located in the center of the Cyclades and is the capital of the islands. Thanks to its significant geographical position, Syros has developed into one of the most important ports of the eastern Mediterranean. The capital of the island, Ermoupolis, quickly emerged as a major industrial, commercial and shipping center. The famous Neorio, […]
Serifos is a quiet island in the northern Cyclades, close to Piraeus, with a beautiful typical Cycladic landscape. The island’s capital, Chora, is built on an altitude of 200 m for protection against pirates, features a magnificent castle that offers a spectacular view of the sea and the sunrise. Serifos, known since Antiquity for its […]
Argolida is located on the eastern side of the Peloponnese, between the Argolic and the Saronic Gulf. Nafplio, its largest town and most important port, was the capital of the Greek state in the period of 1828-1833. It is one of the most picturesque towns of Greece with unique Venetian monuments, such as Akronafplia and […]
The area of Corinthia has magnificent seaside landscapes, imposing mountains and many important archaeological monuments. Corinth, one of the most important towns in the Peloponnese, was known from Antiquity as a great commercial center and one of the richest cities in the ancient world. One of its most important monuments is Acrocorinthos, with its famous […]
The island of Kythira, part of the Ionian islands, is located in the south-east of the Peloponnese peninsula, close to the Cyclades and to Crete. In Greek mythology, Kythira was known as the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Its unspoiled natural beauty has been a source of inspiration for numerous artists and poets. […]
Known as the jewel of the Ionian islands, Corfu remains among the most popular tourist destinations of Greece. The island was ruled by Venetian nobility for three centuries, a period reflected in the architecture of its capital. For this unique architecture amalgam, the old town of Corfou was added in the World’s Heritage List of […]
