The Acropolis Museum celebrates International Museum Day on Monday May 18, 2015 with various activities and events. Op. H.: 08:00 – 20:00 (free entry). Read more.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to visit the Archaeological Museum and discover the city’s rich history. Read more.
Did you know? The Sanctuary of Asklepios at Epidaurus was added to the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites in 1988! Read more.
On March 25, 2015 entry (9 a.m. to 5 p.m) will be free for all visitors at the Acropolis Museum. Enjoy:-) Read more.
The Aristotelian Walk is not just another hiking trail. It is a lifetime experience! Read more.
The 17th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival will take place from March 13-22, 2015. Read more.
Either it's day or night a walk down Thessaloniki’s seafront promenade (Nea Paralia) will definitely be compensating. Don’t forget to take a photo of Umbrellas, the renowned art work by Zongolopoulos.
Autumn is the perfect time to spend some days in the village and live the unique experience of harvesting the precious spice. Be part of a miracle! Read more.
Soufli, is the only “city of silk” in Greece! Walk around the town, you will find the silk production units, known as “koukoulospita" (cocoon houses), where the silkworms are bred. Read more.
Tradition has it that Paxoi used to be part of Corfu Island until Poseidon tore it apart with his trident so that he may have a secluded spot to enjoy the company of his beloved Amfitriti. Read more.
This deserted island is a protected archaeological site as major finds of Cycladic art have been unearthed here
Syntagma is the hub of public transportation in the city; buses, trolleys, trams, and the metro all stop here. Take the chance to discover Athens,download our free ap http://goo.gl/wlTzof for IOS...
A picturesque village lying at the foot of mount Vardoussia, surrounded by a dense forest of fir, plane, chestnut & oak trees. The newly established Athanassios Diakos Museum will tell you his story!
Kavourotripes, really a heavenly place on Chalkidiki! Is a cluster of small beaches with wonderful green and blue waters and also sculptures carved on the rocks by several artist!
Stágeira is the homeland of Aristotle, one of the greatest philosophers ever, who was born here in 384 BC. It was one of the best organised urban conurbations in the Classical Period.
Oinousses,a complex of nine islands, is a quiet retreat for summer vacationers! The islands are full of beautiful small coves and beaches for swimming... Don't miss to taste their excellent wine. Read more.
The endless coasts with the turquoise waters,the vegetation,the affluent water springs,the ancient & medieval monuments feature Kos island!Is also the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of medicine Read more.
In the island of Skyros ride a cute pony in the heart of a dense pine-tree forest,or participate in the famous carnival celebrations.Here you can bask on some of the most beautiful beaches in Greece! Read more.
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Εxplore the wonder of nature between the villages of Toxotes and the town of Stavroupoli. As if an invisible sound shield protected the place, a deafening peace welcomes you to the area! Read more.
Built next to Nestos River captivates visitors with its tranquility. It is worth taking a stroll along the narrow stone-paved alleys to admire the traditional architecture of the town’s houses. Read more.
Join in Karpathos' Carnival! On Ash Monday, according to the custom, residents and visitors pass by the People's Court for Immoral Acts, to get their trial and begin partying.
Carnival is a festival of wine & dancing in the streets. Townspeople recreate the time-honored custom of “Janissaries and Boules” with authentic costumes & traditional dances that date back to 1705.
Come to the country of Dionysus on Clean Monday, there is the reenactment of the "Vlach's Wedding".The spectacle is unique because of the colorful wedding parade and the accompanying traditional music Read more.
European Youth Capital 2014. Has also been characterized as the “Greek Youth Capital” for its large number of permanent young residents, who give to the city a completely unique pulse and vibe. Read more.
The Stoa of Eumenes was built in the 2nd century by the King of Pergamos, Eumenis II. Its main purpose was to protect the audience from sun or bad weather. Read more.
It is the perfect hike for families.Take the downward road to the wonderful beach of Chorefto, the place from which the apples would start their international exporting journeys back in the old times. Read more.
Οne of the most exciting winter destination of Peloponnese! Don’t miss the awe-inspiring Monastery of Mega Spileon built in a giant cave and admire its wonderful frescoes and mosaic floors Read more.
