Greece

Visit picturesque Greece with its whitewashed houses perched on the hillsides. Discover Athens, the centre of the ancient world and the birthplace of civilization, rich in history and beauty. Explore the many fallen columns and architectural masterpieces, marvel at the Parthenon standing watch over Athens and visit the Acropolis Museum, sample the vibrant Athenian lifestyle with its quaint restaurants and lively nightlife and visit the site of the original Olympic Games at Olympia. One of the highlights of the Mediterranean are the Greek islands, the pleasant aromas of cypress, lemon, olive, orange and pine are intoxicating to the senses as you visit the lush landscapes. Learn about the ancient history of Athens and the traditions of Cephalonia.

White Tower
The iconic symbol of Thessaloniki, this 15th-century tower on the waterfront offers panoramic views of the city and houses a museum dedicated to the city’s history.

Aristotelous Square
The city’s central square, known for its grand architecture, lively atmosphere, and numerous cafes, offering a perfect spot for events.

Rotunda of Galerius
An impressive 4th-century cylindrical structure originally built as a mausoleum for Emperor Galerius, later converted into a church, and now a historical monument.

Church of Agios Dimitrios
The largest church in Greece, dedicated to the city’s patron saint, featuring beautiful mosaics and the crypt where Saint Demetrius was martyred.

Ladadika District
A vibrant historic neighbourhood known for its restored 19th-century buildings, colourful facades, and a wide array of restaurants, bars, and tavernas.

Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki
A major museum showcasing artefacts from Macedonia’s ancient history, including exhibits on the Kingdom of Macedon, ancient Greek art, and the city’s prehistoric past.

Ano Poli (Upper Town)
A picturesque, traditional area of Thessaloniki featuring narrow cobblestone streets, old Ottoman-era houses, and stunning views over the city and the sea.

Arch of Galerius (Kamara)
A Roman triumphal arch built in the 4th century to celebrate the victory of Emperor Galerius over the Persians.

Atatürk Museum
The birthplace of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of modern Turkey, this museum offers insights into his life and the historic connections between Thessaloniki and Turkey.

Thessaloniki Science Centre and Technology Museum (NOESIS)
A modern museum featuring interactive exhibits, a digital planetarium, and an IMAX theatre, making it a great destination for science enthusiasts and families.

Byzantine Walls
The ancient fortifications of Thessaloniki, offering scenic walking paths and breath-taking views of the city and Thermaic Gulf, particularly from the Trigonion Tower.

Museum of Byzantine Culture
A museum dedicated to the Byzantine heritage of Thessaloniki, featuring a vast collection of religious icons, mosaics, and artefacts from the Byzantine period.

Acropolis of Athens
A UNESCO World Heritage site and ancient citadel, featuring the iconic Parthenon, Erechtheion, Temple of Athena Nike, and Propylaea. It offers panoramic views of Athens.

Parthenon
An ancient temple dedicated to Athena, located on the Acropolis. It is renowned for its Doric architecture, sculptures, and historical significance.

Ancient Agora of Athens
A marketplace and civic centre in ancient Athens, featuring ruins of temples, the Stoa of Attalos (now a museum), and the Temple of Hephaestus.

Acropolis Museum
A modern museum near the Acropolis, housing artefacts from the site, including statues, friezes from the Parthenon, and archaeological finds.

Plaka District
A historic neighbourhood at the foot of the Acropolis, known for its narrow streets, neoclassical buildings, tavernas, shops, and cafes.

Temple of Olympian Zeus (Olympeion)
A colossal ancient temple dedicated to Zeus, with towering Corinthian columns that once numbered 104.

National Archaeological Museum
The largest archaeological museum in Greece, featuring artefacts from various periods of Greek history, including sculptures, pottery, and jewellery.

Monastiraki Square and Flea Market
A vibrant square and market area near the Acropolis, offering antiques, souvenirs, clothing, and street food.

Mount Lycabettus (Lycabettus Hill)
The highest point in Athens, offering panoramic views of the city and the Aegean Sea. You can hike or take a funicular to the top.

Benaki Museum
A museum showcasing Greek art and history, housed in a neoclassical mansion in central Athens. It features collections of Byzantine art and Islamic art.

Oia Village
A picturesque village known for its whitewashed buildings, blue-domed churches, narrow streets, art galleries, and stunning sunset views over the caldera.

Fira Town
The capital of Santorini is perched on the edge of the caldera. It features shops, restaurants, cafes, museums, and panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.

Caldera Views
Santorini’s volcanic caldera offers breathtaking views of the sea-filled crater, dramatic cliffs, and traditional villages clinging to the cliff sides.

Akrotiri Archaeological Site
A Minoan Bronze Age settlement preserved under volcanic ash, similar to Pompeii. It features well-preserved buildings, frescoes, and artefacts.

Red Beach (Kokkini Paralia)
A unique beach with red volcanic cliffs and sand, offering clear waters for swimming and snorkelling.

Wine Tasting
Santorini is known for its Assyrtiko wine variety. You can explore wineries, taste local wines, and learn about the island’s viticulture.

Perissa and Perivolos Beaches
Popular black sand beaches with beach bars, water sports, and a lively atmosphere.

Ancient Thera
An archaeological site on Mesa Vouno Mountain, featuring ruins of an ancient Greek city with Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine remains.

Museum of Prehistoric Thera
Located in Fira, this museum showcases artefacts from excavations at Akrotiri and other sites on Santorini, including pottery, tools, and sculptures.

Mykonos Town (Chora)
A charming Cycladic town with whitewashed buildings, narrow streets, bougainvillea-covered balconies, shops, cafes, and iconic windmills.

Little Venice (Alefkandra)
A picturesque neighbourhood in Mykonos Town, known for its waterfront cafes and bars, where buildings almost touch the sea.

Windmills of Mykonos
Historic windmills overlooking Mykonos Town, offering panoramic views of the harbour and surrounding islands.

Paradise Beach and Super Paradise Beach
Famous beaches known for their golden sand, clear waters, beach bars and water sports.

Delos Island
An uninhabited island near Mykonos, known for its archaeological site of ancient Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage site with temples, statues, and mosaics.

Panagia Paraportiani
A whitewashed church complex in Mykonos Town, consisting of five churches, considered one of the most important architectural landmarks in Greece.

Matoyianni Street
The main shopping street in Mykonos Town, lined with boutiques, jewellery stores, art galleries, and souvenir shops.

Archaeological Museum of Mykonos
Located in Mykonos Town, this museum houses artefacts from ancient Delos, including pottery, sculptures, and jewellery.

Folklore Museum (Kapopoulos Private Folklore Collection)
A museum in Mykonos Town showcasing traditional costumes, textiles, ceramics, and historic photographs of Mykonian life.

Agios Sostis Beach
A secluded beach known for its natural beauty, clear waters, and tranquil atmosphere, popular among nature lovers and those seeking relaxation.