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Argosaronic Islands

Aegina, Poros, Hydra, and Spetses are the most cosmopolitan of these islands, attracting both Greeks and foreigners, many of whom…

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Region of Lasithi

The region of Lasithi, located at the eastern edge of Crete, is renowned for its beauty and contrasts, featuring both…

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Palm forest

North Aegean Islands

The islands’ cuisine relies on locally grown, seasonal produce, often from small farms or home plots.

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Dodecanese Islands

Eating seasonally is a way of life in the islands and the fresh fruits and vegetables elevate every meal to…

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Patmos

The island’s uniqueness extends beyond its architectural beauty to its rich cultural traditions and everyday practices that connect spirituality with…

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Chios

Chios is an island in the North Aegean Sea that retains its unchanged beauty. It is renowned for its mastic and is…

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Kastoria

The city’s narrow streets are also home to a rich gastronomic tradition, with its three pillars being pulses, meat and…

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Megara

Megara stands as a testament to Greece’s ancient roots, tracing back to some of the earliest settlements in the region.

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Akrocorinthos, the biggest ancient fortress of the Peloponnese.

The fortress of Akrocorinthos stands as a quintessential example of fortress architecture, showcasing construction techniques and ornamental motifs spanning its…

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Megara

Megara stands as a testament to Greece’s ancient roots, tracing back to some of the earliest settlements in the region.

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a ancient castle on a rocky mountain of Peloponnese

Akrocorinthos, the biggest ancient fortress of the Peloponnese.

The fortress of Akrocorinthos stands as a quintessential example of fortress architecture, showcasing construction techniques and ornamental motifs spanning its…

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Thebes

The modern city of Thebes is built on the site of ancient Thebes which was among the most important of…

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Mykonos island

Delos

The entire island of Delos is designated as an archaeological site, a UNESCO world heritage site, just a few miles…

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Secrets of the Cretan Diet

The Cretan diet is rooted deeply in antiquity. It has survived under difficult conditions during the conquest of the island…

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Greece

Kozani

The city of Kozani, built near the ancient city, as the western Macedonia in general, is a rural area where…

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Volos

Volos, the capital of Magnesia, lies in the foothills of Pelion, the mountain of the Centaurs according to mythology. This…

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Karpathos

Karpathos is the second largest island of the Dodecanese. It retains its beauty and pure traditional character despite its increased…

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