Greece, a fascinating country in southern Europe, is a place full of ancient history, breathtaking landscapes and warm hospitality.
The capital Athens impresses with historical sites such as the Acropolis and a lively city life.
The Greek islands, including Santorini, Mykonos and Crete, offer paradisiacal beaches and picturesque villages.
Historic cities such as Thessaloniki and Delphi are rich in culture and heritage.
Greek cuisine spoils you with tzatziki, souvlaki and fresh fish.
The hospitality of the Greeks is legendary, and you will feel welcome in the relaxed atmosphere of this country.
Greece is a land of myths and legends, a place where ancient history and natural beauty go hand in hand. It is a destination for explorers who want to explore the treasures of this unique country.
Greece has more than 100 inhabited islands, all of which rise picturesquely from the Mediterranean Sea. Many tourists therefore opt for a very special type of round trip, island hopping. You move by ferry from one island to the next and let yourself be enchanted by the diversity of the island world. With so much choice, however, it is not easy to decide where the...
Greece has 2500 islands. Of these, about 120 are (at least partially) inhabited. We have taken a closer look at the five most popular Greek islands. These include Rhodes with its fascinating old town and the summer party stronghold of Mykonos, which attracts only true connoisseurs in winter. Crete with its original beaches and countless olive groves is also one of...
Samothrace is a tiny Greek island with beautiful landscapes, stunning sandy beaches, and little tourism. Everyone knows Santorini, Rhodes and Corfu , but Samothrace is one of the few islands that is not yet overpopulated when the summer season approaches. It is located in the North Aegean Sea and has numerous natural pools surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty...
The Aegean Sea, or the Aegean Sea, is part of the Mediterranean Sea. It is found east of Greece and west of Turkey. These two states are also the only riparian states. Usually, the sea is divided into the northern and southern Aegean Seas. Another possibility of subdivision is based on the different island groups. The North Aegean Islands, the East Aegean Islands and...
Once upon a time, the Minoans built the palace of Phaistos (Festós) on the south coast of Crete. The palace complex was considered the second most important center of power after Knossos on the island. It was a residence, trading centre and meeting place for cultic ceremonies at the same time. The architecture suggests that the Minoan culture was exceptionally highly...
The Greek Sporades, with the multitude of associated islands, has become a real insider tip among holidaymakers in the country on the Mediterranean. Many of the islands in the region are still hardly developed for tourism compared to Crete or Mykonos and offer a relaxing and adventurous holiday in the sight of largely untouched nature. All the advantages of a holiday...
The Ionian Islands are one of the most popular tourist destinations for holidaymakers in Greece. One of the most popular destinations on the island of Zakynthos is the large beach resort of Laganas in the southeast. The small town is considered the cultural and tourist center of the island. Especially in the summer months of July and August, numerous tourists from...
On the edge of the Sporades is the island of Alonnisos, a true natural paradise. Unspoilt beaches and a lush landscape characterize the rather unknown island, which looks back on an eventful past. The magic of the destination also lies in the fact that the island is rather sparsely populated and there are only a few small villages apart from the main town of Patitiri...
If you are looking for peace and solitude during your holidays, and want to combine the whole thing with wonderful summer weather and originality, the Cycladic island of Amorgos is the right place for you. There are neither large hotels nor other traces of mass tourism here. Less than 2,000 people live on the island, which is around 38 square kilometres in size. On...
The birthplace of European philosophy, theatre and art – this is ancient Athens! 150 years ago, the Athenians lived among the ruins of the Acropolis, today streams of tourists pass through here. The life of a modern city rages around the historical backdrop. However, with atmosphere – because here the very own attitude to life of the inhabitants characterises the...