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Athens
Athens, named after the Greek god Athena, is the capital of Greece and a bustling metropolis that is home to over 3.2 million people. It is also the center of commerce, finance, industry, political and cultural life in Greece. With its current pace of development, Athens is all set to become a leading center of commerce and business in the entire Europe, alongside the likes of London and Paris. … Read entire article »
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National Archaeological Museum
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is one of the most breathtaking collections of artifacts in the … Read more »
Athens
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Mycenae
The ancient city of Mycenae is located approximately six miles from the city of Argos. In … Read more »
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Cyclades
If you want to experience a wonderful fusion of stone, sunlight and sparkling blue sea, then a visit to the Cyclades islands is a must. These islands form a Mediterranean archipelago where you can find vineyards, ancient sites, and cubist houses. On visiting the Cyclades, you get to see ancient sites, lively nightlife, shops, restaurants, Byzantine castles, and beautiful beaches. … Read entire article »
Peloponnese
Peloponnese is located in the southernmost geographic section of mainland Greece. Peloponnese was originally an island, but intense geological upheavals in the area united and divided the region from the mainland twice. Peloponnese features numerous historical sights, a hinterland with beautiful nature, several villages with notable architecture, high tourist infrastructure, and many developed cities. A visit to Peloponnese provides you … Read entire article »
Greece Car Hire
The trip of a lifetime can easily turn into disaster and frustration when travel becomes burdensome. Sure, you’re plane ride was perfect, but now you’re on the ground and it’s time to navigate the busy landscape. … Read entire article »
Island of Mykonos
Ah Mykonos, what a beautiful sparkling jewel in the crown that is Greece. The Mykonos island is located in the Aegean Sea and is a popular tourist destination in Greece. This Greek island is loaded with things to do and wondrous sights to behold. Perhaps the hardest question a travel must ask is what to do first. As you might expect, … Read entire article »
National Archaeological Museum
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is one of the most breathtaking collections of artifacts in the world today. It’s certainly the place to see the best collection of Greek treasures that date all the way back to prehistoric times. … Read entire article »
Mycenae
The ancient city of Mycenae is located approximately six miles from the city of Argos. In ancient times, Mycenae was home to leaders who shaped the history of Greece. Legends and myths of powerful and murderous gods and goddesses add to the allure of this breathtaking ancient site. As you walk through the ancient stone passageways that make up … Read entire article »
Acropolis
If you’re traveling to Greece on vacation, you simply must visit the Acropolis in Athens. Acropolis is a Greek term meaning high city, and once you visit, you’ll see why. Previously called Cecropia, the Acropolis is more than 500 feet above sea level. There are other structures in the world that could be called an acropolis, but … Read entire article »
Thessaly
Thessaly is a periphery in Greece. More broadly, it is one among the thirteen peripheries that constitute the Hellenic Republic of Greece. Thessaly is further subdivided into four prefectures, and its administrative headquarters is based at Larissa. For those looking for a historic tour or a rare vacation away from the typical tourist hotspots, this state could provide the most … Read entire article »