Are You Thinking Of Visiting Greece? Come See The Very Best Things To Do in Athens, That You Can Do During Your Trip To Greece!
Othomaniki Krini Is One Of The Few Turkish Buildings That Survive In Heraklion Today. No One Knows About This Place, Check It Out!
Greeks Have Always Been Known To Create Some Of The Worlds Most Beautiful Art. Come Look At Some Beautiful Crete Graffiti!
Come See Dermatas Gate, Heraklion! One Of The Last Two Preserved Gates That Remain From When The City Was Fortified Against Invaders!
Knossos Palace Is The Most Beautiful Site to see in Heraklion Crete Greece! Come see what the Minoan civilization was all about!
Come Visit The Biggest Minoan Art Collection In The World At The Heraklion Archaeological Museum!
Two Story Venetian Fortress Built To Protect Heraklion. There Was No Land To Build It On, So They Built It On Ships!
Once one of the most prosperous ports in the Aegean sea, Akrotiri’s history coincides with the story of Atlantis. It was completely destroyed during the Minoan mega eruption but somehow, everyone managed to get out just before the eruption.
Oia Santorini Is One Of The Most Picturesque Places On Earth But It Will Be So Crowded That Getting a Great Picture Will Be Hard To Do!
Cats Are Everywhere In Greece And You Can Cuddle Them! The Cats In Greece Are Super Friendly Because Everyone Takes Great Care Of Them!
Emborio is a Travel Secret! It’s one of the few places in Santorini where you probably won’t see any other tourists. It’s a nice break from all the crowds and a great place to get a real look at Greek life and a medieval castle.
One Of The Most Beautiful Villages On Santorini. Megalochori Vinsanto Wine Is Produced Here Since The 17th Century.And It’s Delicious!
Nea Kameni is the active volcano inside the Santorini caldera. It replaced the volcano that destroyed the civilization in 1630. Six volcanic events took place over 430 years and created this islet. Depending on the day, you may get to see volcanic smoke coming out of the caldera!
Closely Associated With The Legend Of Atlantis. Santorini/Thira, Used To Be A Large Circular Island. Now Home To The Most Beautiful Sunset In The World!
Birthplace Of Apollo!
Mykonos was named after the son or grandson of the god Apollo and a local hero. The island is said to be the location where the great battle between Zeus and the Titans took place. Hercules is believed to have killed the invincible giants by luring them here, away from their protection of Mount Olympus. Without their protection the giants became vincible and Hercules was able to kill them off. The large rocks all over Mykonos island are said to be the testicles of these petrified giants.
Don’t Go To Athens Without Visiting the Parthenon at the Acropolis! It’s The Most Imitated Building In History, Come See Why.
The Temple Of Olympian Zeus Took 638 Years To Complete And It’s Glory Only Lasted A Century!
The Ancient Agora Is The Heart Of Ancient Athens. It Was Where All The Justice, Political And Administrative Matters Took Place As Well As Commerce.
Hadrian’s Library was the largest and most luxurious library in Athens at the time. It held books, important literary works, legal and administrative documents. Ancient libraries didn’t lend books. They were a place where people went to study, hear lectures and discuss intellectual matter. It had reading rooms, 2 auditoriums for lectures and concerts as well as a large inner garden courtyard
Evzones stand guard in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier at the Parliament in Athens. They change the guards every hour of every day. It’s beautiful to watch. The guards do a small performance every time they change. The rest of the time the guards stand motionless unless you get too close.
The largest city and capital of Greece, also one of the biggest economic centers in southeastern Europe. Athens is one of the greatest cities on earth to visit! There are many very famous sites such as the Acropolis, Parthenon, Temple of Olympian Zeus and many more, right in the middle of the city. Getting around is super easy and completely safe for a woman on her own.