Arachova, a charming mountain town on the slopes of Mount Parnassus in central Greece, is famous for its scenic landscapes,…
The city boasts a vibrant culinary heritage that combines Greek, Ottoman, and local Epirot flavours, making its cuisine distinct and…
The Pindus mountain range, known as the “spine of Greece,” boasts rugged peaks, deep gorges, and dense forests, offering stunning…
Mani is a rugged, parched peninsula of Mt. Taygetos that sports tower-like houses.
Messinia always enchanted gourmet travelers with its numberless special products: “Kalamata” olives and olive oil from the famous Koroneiki olive…
Knossos is five kilometers southeast of Heraklion. According to tradition, it was the seat of King Minos and the capital…
The wider region of Nemea is the largest viniculture zone of Greece. Produced here are the well-known wines with a…
Messolonghi, the Holy City as it has been called, is identified as no other Greek city with the liberation struggle…
Messolonghi, the Holy City as it has been called, is identified as no other Greek city with the liberation struggle…
Delphi, lying in the foothills of Mount Parnassus, was the most famous oracle of ancient Greece and, for many centuries,…
Lefkada is the fourth largest of the Ionian Islands, with a mountainous terrain where the crops are cultivated on terraces…
