Have you chosen to spend your holidays in Cyclades islands this year? Summer brings the most upbeat, music and cultural Cyclades festivals that will certainly excite you! Take part in them and enjoy a unique experience, in the background of the starry sky and the shimmering sea.
Tinos holidaysis one of the most popular options for anyone who wants to explore the Greek islands. Tinos is a small island located in the Aegean Sea, and it is part of the famous Cyclades islands. It is popular all over the world due to the icon of Virgin Mary that was found on the island. The icon attracts thousands of pilgrims every year.
Delphi archaeological site, the most important religious center in antiquity, is located in a peaceful natural setting on the southern slopes of Mount Parnassos. According to mythology, Zeus released two eagles in order to find the center of the world. The two eagles were met in Delphi, that’s why this place is considered the Navel of Earth.
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Chalkidiki holidays is very popular for anyone willing to spend holidays in Greece. Chalkidiki is located in Macedonia, in the northern region of the country. The region is actually a peninsula that is made up of three smaller peninsulas: Kassandra, which is famous for its resorts and organized beaches, Sithonia, which is less developed and has beaches that are more secluded, and Mount Athos, a region that is famous for its monasteries.
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The Acropolis Museum is located on the historical Acropolis of Athens and houses some of the most important relics and sculptures of the ancient Greek era. It is a relatively new museum, which was opened in 2009, with main purpose to house significant finds from the Sacred Rock archaeological site.
Samos island is one of the most popular Greek islands, located on the East Aegean Sea, across the shores of Minor Asia. The island has a true natural beauty that features lush green mountainous landscapes, endless vineyards across the island, picturesque fishing villages and breathtaking sandy beaches. It also enjoys a very conducive temperate climate, which makes it an ideal holiday destination.
The popular Mediterranean cuisine that is considered as one of the most delicious cuisines in the world, is one more thing that lots of tourists from all over the world come to experience in Greece. So, if you have decided to visit Greece this year, it is really worth tasting the special dishes of Mediterranean cuisine and discover its secrets.
Holidays in Greece are a choice for more and more travelers throughout the world, as Greece is well known for its natural beauty and its fascinating history. Being one of the few places in the world where you can find ancient ruins, picturesque whitewashed villages, perfect sandy beaches, countless islands, tasty local cuisines, and a friendly environment, the country is a perfect destination for everyone, regardless of age and interests.
Below, you may have a look at some of the Top 10 places you should visit while spending your holidays in Greece!
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Every year, various festivals in Athens celebrate arts and artistic creation. Famous artists, excellent dancers, artists of every kind and from every corner of the world, give appointment in Athens, making the city the magnet of cultural and artistic interest.
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It is not easy for anyone to distinguish the best beaches in Greece, as the country holds the eleventh position in the world’s longest coastlines and has 380 beaches awarded a Blue Flag. We picked and present to you ten of the best Greek beaches that will offer you dreamy summer holidays. However, you should know that there are dozens more beautiful, exotic beaches, located either in the coastline of the mainland of Greece or in the beautiful Greek islands which will excite you, no matter which Greek destination you choose for your holidays in Greece.