Learn about history of Greece...
Get ready to step into a world where ancient stories come to life. Greece is a land where magnificent ruins sit right next to vibrant modern cities, offering a travel experience unlike any other. This journey takes you to the most famous places on Earth—from the Acropolis, the birthplace of democracy, to the powerful fortresses of legendary kings and beautiful coastal towns. You will walk in the footsteps of heroes, see breathtaking sunsets, and feel the rich history with every step. Prepare for an unforgettable adventure that promises beauty, wonder, and moments
Acropolis of Athens
What it is?
The sacred rock holding the most famous temples in the world, built during Athens' Golden Age over 2,500 years ago. It’s the ultimate symbol of ancient Greece.
Why it's special?
You will see the Parthenon, a perfect marble temple, and the Erechtheion with its beautiful columns shaped like women (Caryatids). This is where democracy and philosophy were born.
Fun Fact:
The Parthenon has been used as a temple, a church, and even a storage unit for gunpowder!
Zappeion
What it is?
A grand, circular building right in the heart of Athens, surrounded by beautiful gardens. It looks like an ancient temple but was built in modern times.
Why it's special?
It was built for the very first modern Olympic Games in 1896 and is a great example of the style that defined early modern Athens.
Highlight:
It sits next to the National Gardens, a perfect place for a relaxing walk after seeing the Acropolis.
Temple of Poseidon at Sounio
What it is?
A majestic ruin of a temple dedicated to Poseidon, the God of the Sea, built on a high cliff overlooking the Aegean.
Why it's special?
The location is one of the most stunning in Greece. It's the best place near Athens to watch the sunset as the sun disappears right into the sea.
Famous Visitor:
The famous English poet, Lord Byron, loved this spot so much he carved his name into one of the columns!
The Ancient Theatre of Epidavros
What it is?
The best-preserved ancient Greek theatre, located inside the sanctuary of Asclepius, the God of Healing.
Why it's special?
It has the most perfect acoustics in the world. Stand in the center and whisper—people in the top row (14,000 seats away!) can hear you clearly!
Must-see:
The theatre is still used today for plays in the summer, giving you a chance to see a performance in its original setting.
Mycenae
What it is?
The powerful, fortified city of the legendary King Agamemnon, the leader in the Trojan War. This was the most important city of its era, over 3,000 years ago.
Why it's special?
You'll walk through the famous Lion Gate, the entrance crowned by two huge stone lionesses, and touch the massive "Cyclopean Walls," so big the ancient Greeks thought only giants could have built them.
Old Town of Nafplio
What it is?
Arguably the most beautiful city in Greece, known for its charming streets, neoclassical buildings, and historic Venetian castles.
Why it's special?
Nafplio was the first capital of modern Greece. Key sites include the island fortress of Bourtzi and the massive Palamidi Fortress on the hill, which you can climb for amazing views.
Delphi
What it is?
Known in ancient times as the "Navel of the Earth," this was the site of the most powerful oracle in the world, where the priestess spoke the prophecies of the god Apollo.
Why it's special?
The entire sanctuary is dramatically built on the side of a mountain, giving it a mysterious, spiritual feel. People from all over the ancient world came here for advice.
Kalavryta
What it is?
A picturesque mountain town surrounded by nature, ancient monasteries, and deep gorges.
Why it's special?
You can ride the famous Odontotos Rack Railway through the stunning Vouraikos Gorge, an unforgettable train ride. Nearby is the monastery of Mega Spileo, built right into the mouth of a massive cave.
Loutraki
What it is?
A coastal town famous for its natural thermal (hot) springs and beautiful beaches.
Why it's special?
It's the perfect place to relax. You can visit the modern Thermal Spa to enjoy the healing mineral waters, just as people have for thousands of years.
Nearby Sight:
It's right next to the Corinth Canal, the amazing deep channel cut through rock that connects two different seas. You can also enjoy your coffee in Lake Vouliagmeni just 30 minutes from Loutraki! For the casino funs, in Loutraki you can also find the Club Hotel Casino Loutraki
