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Skyros

Skyros is the largest and southernmost island of the Northern Sporades. Among the local flavors are the ladopites, fried bread…

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Skyros

Skopelos

Skopelos, a charming Greek island, enchants with lush landscapes, traditional architecture, Mamma Mia! filming spots, and rich gastronomy featuring fresh…

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Alonnisos

Still a virgin territory for tourists. Isolated with its turquoise marine park beloved by seals, it is a pure paradise…

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Paros

Paros is the fourth-largest island of the Cyclades, characterized by its historical wealth, important archaeological finds and well-preserved settlements, as…

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Paros

Santorini

One of the most popular holiday destinations worldwide and the most visited of all the Greek islands, Santorini, is one…

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Santorini

Symi

The Symi island, Greece is like a Venetian village as you gaze at the well-maintained traditional homes arrayed next to…

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boats anchored in the port of Symi island in Greece and buildings on the mountain in the background

Syros

Syros is known for its beautiful beaches, quaint towns and villages, untouched nature, local delicacies, and Roman Catholic Church ties.…

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Syros road surface and building with green windows on the one side and a Roman catholic church in the background

Poros

Poros is an evocative place, full of treasures and monuments with a long history from antiquity to the establishment of…

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Poros

Tinos

The island also boasts some 600 dovecotes which all face west to protest the birds from the frigid northerly winds…

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view of Tinos island pigeon houses and blue sky in the background
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Daphne Monastery from above

Daphne Monastery

The Daphne monastery is protected by an impressive wall, fortified by towers and ramparts, with two entry gates. It is…

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Evros

The Evros River

The Evros River is a natural border between Greece and Turkey. Its estuary in the Thracian Gulf forms the Evros…

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Xanthi

Xanthi

Xanthi, along with the rest of Thrace, was taken over by the Ottomans in 1375. The habitation of the region…

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Nestos

Nestos River

The Nestos river rises in the Rila Mountains (Bulgaria) and flows into the Aegean Sea near the island of Thasos.…

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Philippi

The Philippi

The Philippi is a settlement close to Kavala. The town of Philippi is the most important archeological site in eastern…

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The Rio-Antirio Bridge

The Rio–Antirrio Bridge, officially the Charilaos Trikoupis Bridge, is one of the world’s longest multi-span cable-stayed bridges and longest of…

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Ikaria

Ikaria

Ikaria is famed for its strong red wine whose beneficial properties are known from mythology. Its name, Pramnios wine, is…

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Samos

Samos

In ancient times Samos was an especially rich and powerful city-state, particularly known for its vineyards and wine production. It…

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