**Arcadia**

Scattered through the slopes of Menalon Mount, the villages of Arcadia are considered to be one of the most beautiful destinations in Greece especially for the lovers of nature and extreme sports. Forest sceneries, picturesque villages, interesting museums and impressive monasteries will guide you through the scenic character of this region. 

**Top things to do**

Hike to Menalon Trail, the first certified trail in Greece by European Rambler’s Association (ERA) in the category of Leading Quality Trails – Best of Europe - a must for nature lovers

Go for rafting at Lousios River 

Visit the Monastery of Philosophos and the he Prodromos Monastery both of which are built on the rocks above Lousios Gorge 

Visit the beautiful mountainous villages of Arcadia: picturesque Vytina, traditional Stemnitsa, Dimitsana, the largest of them all built above Lousios River, Karytaina with its stunning castle  as well as Elliniko villages with its stunning natural beauty

Visit the Open Air Water Power Museum in Dimitsana that showcases the pre-industrial techniques used to take advantage of water in the local society over the ages


Arcadia

**Sparta**

Steeped in history and myths, Sparta is a region worldwide famous for its legendary and brave heroes who defeated the Athenians during the Peloponnesian Wars. The modern city was founded by King Otto in 1834, and the city’s urban plan was created from Bavarian architect Stauffert - the region why the city has a perfect architectural design with wide streets and large squares inviting travellers to explore its monuments. Surrounded by the wild beauty of Mount Taygetus, and the verdant slopes of Parnonas, Sparta is also known for its olive production and its important archaeological sites. The modern town is decorated with large squares and a central avenue with palm trees that leads to the center of the city; the Town Hall Square stands out with its impressive neoclassical buildings. 

**Top things to do**

Visit the Museum of Olive & Greek Olive Oil that highlights the culture, history and technology of olive oil’s production from the prehistoric times to the early 20th century 

Discover Ancient Sparta - built around a hillside, this monument showcases the history of the once administrative and religious center of Sparta with signed paths passing through olive groves

Visit the Koumantarios Gallery of Sparta, part of the National Art Gallery, with a wonderful permanent and temporary exhibition and the Archaeological Museum of Sparta that houses findings from the ancient acropolis of Sparta and the wider region

Explore Mystras, an exemplary fortified town recognized as an UNESCO World Heritage Site,  that served as the capital of the Byzantines in southern Greece 

Have a tour at Diros Caves, a network of caves on an underground lake - there you can have a boat tour to explore the stalagmites and the stalactites passing through its passageways

Walk around the modern town of Sparta and have a coffee or an ouzo at the main square where the town hall is

Discover the Menelaon, build on top of Prohel Elias Hill - ruins of a sanctuary can be found here that was built in honor of the deified Menalaus and Helen 

Near Sparta, at the top of the hill of Prophet Elias that dominates the eastern side of Evrotas, are the ruins of a sanctuary built in honor of the deified Menelaus and Helen.

Every September, the historical Spartathlon race takes place - it is a 245 kilometer race commemorating the run of Pheidippides from Athens to Sparta


Sparta

**Milos**

Blessed with turquoise waters and mesmerizing sceneries, this western island of the Cyclades is a true jewel. Undoubtedly, Milos is a must visit. 

The place where archaeologist Olivier Voutier discovered the world-renowned marble statue Venus de Milo, now exhibited in the Louvre of Paris, has a thrilling history, evocative lunar landscapes and lots of beaches hard to find elsewhere. 


**Top Things to Do**

Dive in the crystalline waters of of Sarakiniko’s beach lunar landscape 

Tour with a boat around island to discover the turquoise waters of Milos - Kleftiko, once a shelter of pirates, is one of the most most spectacular landscapes in the country

Watch the sunset at the church of Panagia Thalassitra in Plaka

Taste fresh fish in one of the taverns in Pollonia

Visit the Catacombs of Milos, one the most important monuments of Christianity, which is actually a huge underground burial site - the place will dazzle you


Milos

# Chania

Situated on the westernmost side of Crete, and as atmospheric as it can be, the city and the region of  Chania is an amazing place with amazing natural sceneries, unique cultural monuments and divine beaches with turquoise waters. Dominated by the peaks of White Mountains, and with an endless coastline hosting some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and mountain villages rich in tradition and heritage, Chania has something for everyone. 

Top things to do

Stroll around the colorful streets of Chania’s old town, one of the most beautiful parts in Crete, with its amazing monuments including the Lighthouse, the Grand Arsenal, the Küçük Hasan mosque and the Kum Kapi 

Enjoy the sunset from Kastelli hill

Dive in the crystalline waters of Falasarna and Elafonisi beaches as well as Balos lagoon - undeniably, some of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Both of them are 60 kilometers from the city, but it surely deserves the trip!

Samaria Gorge, one of the longest in Europe, is a paradise for hiking lovers - it is a five-hour hike that promises an unforgettable experience

Visit picturesque villages including Paleohora and Hora Sfakion with its traditional Cretan character, the impressive castle of Frangokastello in the homonymous village, and the divine waters of Loutro village

Visit a Cretan winery and taste traditional Cretan raki

# Heraklion

Crowned as the capital of Crete, the city of Heraklio is a vibrant city stretching over the northern part of the island. Home to the almighty Knossos Palace where the Minoan civilization flourished, the wider region of Heraklio is full of surprises; from the majestic Venetian Koules fortress and the scenenic streets of the old town, to the hippie style beach of Matala and the magnificent vineyards of the southern part, the region of Heraklio surely deserves a visit! 

Top things to do

Discover the seaside city of Heraklion and visit its lovely monuments including the church of Agios Titos, the impressive Loggia where the City Hall is housed, as well as the Morosini Square with the lions’ fountain

Explore the Koules Castle, one of the best preserved Venetian fortifications in Europe that was built in the 16th century - from its top you can enjoy panoramic views

Visit the Knossos Palace, the most important social and religious center of the Minoan Civilisation - an impressive archaeological site that was excavated and restored thanks to archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans  

Visit the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, one of the most important museums in Europe, that exhibits artifacts from the history of Crete covering five thousands years

Visit the Natural History Museum of Crete includes five departments (Zoological, Botanical, Anthropological, Palaeontological - Geological and Mineralogical) and showcases the unique natural environment of the Mediterranean region in a very impressive way 

Dive in the crystalline waters of Ammoudara beach, just 5 km from the city

Have a wine tour at the vineyards in the southern part of Heraklio 

# Rethymno

Often described as one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Greece, Rethymno is a beautiful city. Byzantine buildings, Ottoman mosques and Venetian mansions blend in a peculiar way. In the countryside of this region in Crete, there are great monuments of nature and history travelers can visit. From gorges and streams on the foothills of Psiloritis Mount, palm trees and lush green vineyards to endless beaches off the Libyan sea, Rethymno is a world of destinations for nature lovers. 

Top things to do

Wander around the old town of Rethymno with its beautiful monuments including the Rimondi Fountain, the Venetian Loggia, the Fortezza, the Municipal Garden, the Great Gate and the Mosques

Discover the Preveli Palm Forest, a natural monument of extreme natural beauty and a designated place of special beauty under the European Network Natura 2000 - it is quite interesting to visit the forest through a 4 hour hike in Kourtaliotiko Gorge that passes through enormous rock formations and rich vegetation!

Visit the Monastery of Arkadi, one of the most important monasteries in Crete, and a symbol of freedom during the Cretan Revolution in 1866, when the besieged inhabitants sacrificed themselves instead of surrendering to the Ottomans. It has been recognized as a European Monument of Freedom by UNESCO

Visit the traditional village of Anogia - set on the foothills of Psiloritis Mountain, this village is known for its old Cretan dialect, the preservation of their traditions and customs as well as for its rich musical tradition! 

Explore the Fortezza of Rethymno, one of the most impressive fortifications in Crete, which was built in the 16th century to protect the city against pirate invasions. 

# Lasithi

Situated on the easternmost side of Crete, the region of Lasithi hosts landscapes of unspoiled nature with fertile valleys, impressive gorges and magnificent beaches. Its capital, Agios Nikolaos, is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Crete spreading around the lovely bay of Mirabello. 

Top things to do

Wander around the city of Agios Nikolaos built on the northernmost spot of Mirabello bay. Characterized as one of the most beautiful cities in Crete, Agios Nikolaos is the perfect place to stay in order to discover the region of Lasithi!

Discover the uninhabited island of Chrissi that has been declared as a protected area of intense natural beauty and a wildlife refugee from the European Network of Natura 2000- hosting sceneries of exotic natural beauty, it is surely an unforgettable experience to visit it! 

Drive through the amazing landscapes of Lasithi Plateau - covering a surface of 50 square kilometers, the plateau is home to 18 villages built on the foothills of the mountains and are connected through a long circular road! Don’t miss the windmills, the trademark of Lasithi Plateau!

Visit Toplou Monastery, a historical Cretan fortified monument that served as a refugee in the years of the Cretan resistance. Its museum showcases a very interesting collection of icons and engravings - don't miss it!

Dive in the spectacular waters of Vai Palm Forest, the largest natural palm forest in Europe, and it is a protected area of natural beauty!

Visit the Spinalonga Fortress on the homonymous islet situated in the Mirabello Gulf - you can reach it with a short boat trip from Elounda. The island was fortified by the Venetians in 1579, while it also served as a refugee in war times followed by the Ottoman occupation. After 1905, when Crete was freed, Spinalonga served as a leper colony. 


Chania

**Meteora**

Suspended in the air, the monasteries of Meteora is one destination for your bucket list. Distinguished as one of the most important symbols of Orthodoxy in the Byzantine times, and honorably included in the UNESCO’s World Heritage List, the monasteries of Meteora will fill you with wonder and astonishment. A shelter for hermits looking for spiritual isolation, the Meteora monasteries is a must visit. 




Meteora

**Heraklion**

Crowned as the capital of Crete, the city of Heraklio is a vibrant city stretching over the northern part of the island. Home to the almighty Knossos Palace where the Minoan civilization flourished, the wider region of Heraklio is full of surprises; from the majestic Venetian Koules fortress and the scenenic streets of the old town, to the hippie style beach of Matala and the magnificent vineyards of the southern part, the region of Heraklio surely deserves a visit! 

**Top things to do**

Discover the seaside city of Heraklion and visit its lovely monuments including the church of Agios Titos, the impressive Loggia where the City Hall is housed, as well as the Morosini Square with the lions’ fountain.

Explore the Koules Castle, one of the best preserved Venetian fortifications in Europe that was built in the 16th century - from its top you can enjoy panoramic views.

Visit the Knossos Palace, the most important social and religious center of the Minoan Civilisation - an impressive archaeological site that was excavated and restored thanks to archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans.

Visit the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, one of the most important museums in Europe, that exhibits artifacts from the history of Crete covering five thousands years.

Visit the Natural History Museum of Crete includes five departments (Zoological, Botanical, Anthropological, Palaeontological - Geological and Mineralogical) and showcases the unique natural environment of the Mediterranean region in a very impressive way.

Dive in the crystalline waters of Ammoudara beach, just 5 km from the city.

Have a wine tour at the vineyards in the southern part of Heraklio.


Heraklion

**Lasithi**
Situated on the easternmost side of Crete, the region of Lasithi hosts landscapes of unspoiled nature with fertile valleys, impressive gorges and magnificent beaches. Its capital, Agios Nikolaos, is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Crete spreading around the lovely bay of Mirabello. 

**Top things to do**

Wander around the city of Agios Nikolaos built on the northernmost spot of Mirabello bay. Characterized as one of the most beautiful cities in Crete, Agios Nikolaos is the perfect place to stay in order to discover the region of Lasithi!

Discover the uninhabited island of Chrissi that has been declared as a protected area of intense natural beauty and a wildlife refugee from the European Network of Natura 2000- hosting sceneries of exotic natural beauty, it is surely an unforgettable experience to visit it! 

Drive through the amazing landscapes of Lasithi Plateau - covering a surface of 50 square kilometers, the plateau is home to 18 villages built on the foothills of the mountains and are connected through a long circular road! Don’t miss the windmills, the trademark of Lasithi Plateau!

Visit Toplou Monastery, a historical Cretan fortified monument that served as a refugee in the years of the Cretan resistance. Its museum showcases a very interesting collection of icons and engravings - don't miss it!

Dive in the spectacular waters of Vai Palm Forest, the largest natural palm forest in Europe, and it is a protected area of natural beauty!

Visit the Spinalonga Fortress on the homonymous islet situated in the Mirabello Gulf - you can reach it with a short boat trip from Elounda. The island was fortified by the Venetians in 1579, while it also served as a refugee in war times followed by the Ottoman occupation. After 1905, when Crete was freed, Spinalonga served as a leper colony. 




Lasithi

**Rhodes**

Recognized as the island of the Knights, Rhodes is one of the most beautiful islands in the Dodecanese! From the impressive medieval city of Rhodes with the impregnable fortress of the Knights, the awe-inspiring acropolis of Lindos and the Palace of the Grand Master to the valley of the butterflies with its stunning natural beauty, the turquoise waters of Agios Pavlos, Prasonisi and Tsambika and picturesque villages of Embonas and Monolithos, Rhodes is an island will millions of surprises!

**Top Things to Do**

Wander through the alleyways of the Old Medieval Town of Rhodes, an UNESCO World Heritage Site

See the panoramic views of Rhodes from the Monastery of Filerimos

Go for diving in one of the most popular diving destinations in Greece on the eastern coast of Rhodes

Visit the Butterfly Valley to admire this unique natural reserve 

Admire the Seven Springs, an ideal spot for walking in nature, embellished with charming paths and water springs

Discover the Acropolis of Lindos, one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece 

Go for windsurfing in Prasonisi

Watch the sunset from the Castle of Monolithos

Cruise around the island and visit the picturesque islands of Halki and Symi 

- Dive in the crystalline waters of those beaches: Agios Pavlos, Anthony Quinn, Tsambika and Traganou


Rhodes

**Gialova**

Nestling among the Messinian hills, rich in olive groves, Gialova is a lovely coastal village ideal for all year round vacations. The most important natural wonder of the region is the Gialova Lagoon, one of the the most important wetlands in Europe, serving as a station for migratory birds and has been included in the European program of Natura 2000 as a Special Protection Zone . The region of Messenia, with its temperate climate and its diverse landscapes, is also an ideal destination for cycling, hiking, canoeing and bird-watching. 

**Top things to do**

Discover the Gialova Lagoon, one of the most important wetlands in Europe, that serves as the southernmost stop of the migratory birds of the Balkans to Africa.

Explore the Waterfalls of Polylimnio, a complex of lakes and waterfalls with specially designed paths in a landscape of natural beauty.

Dive in the crystalline waters of Voidokilia, one of the most beautiful beaches in Peloponnese - from there, you can also hike to Nestora’s Cave as well as the Paleokastro spot with panoramic views.

The beach of Gialova is considered as one of the top destinations for windsurfing in Greece.


Gialova

**Corfu**

Verdant sceneries with fruit groves and olive trees, crystalline waters in all the shades of blue, historical monuments and Venetian buildings will guide you through the peculiar island of Corfu. An ideal destination for both families and friends, Corfu hosts a vast coastline with wonderful beaches - the romantic atmosphere of the Old Town will travel you to the past in just an instant. Packed with ideal climate conditions and lots of sunshine, Corfu is a place you will fall in love at first sight. 

**Top Things to Do**

Wander around the impressive old town of Corfu that has been characterized as one of the most beautiful cities in Greece, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List 

Dive in the stunning waters of Canal d’Amour that distinguishes for its unique natural scenery as well as the impressive beach of Paleokastritsa

Take a trip to the island of Paxi - not to be missed!

Discover the history of Corfu by visiting its most important monuments including: Corfu’s Old Fortress and New Fortress, the charming island of Pontikonisi, the Achillion Palace,once used as the residence of the Empress of Austria, and the gardens of Mon Repos

Have a coffee at Liston Square that was inspired by Rue de Rivoli in Paris

Go hiking at Pantokrator Mount - a wonderful experience for hiking aficionados!

Visit the protected settlement of Palia Perithia village - although it is uninhabited, it is an enchanting place for avid travelers

Choose to visit Corfu in Easter, one of the most thrilling experiences of Christian celebrations in Greece!


Corfu

**Zagori**

46 picture-perfect villages scattered on the imperious Pindos Mountains guide visitors through their exquisite natural beauty and their traditional character. Embellished with hiking trails, verdant forests, limestone gorges, and monuments of cultural heritage, Zagori is a wonderful spectacle of mother nature that promises an experience like no other. Villages connected with stone bridges of utmost craftsmanship unveil one of the most fascinating destinations in Greece, which truly seems like a fairytale. 

**Top Things to Do**

The region of Zagori is a hiking paradise with spectacular trails. With dense forests and flowing rivers, part of the Vikos Aoos National Park that belongs to the European ecological network of Natura 2000 and the UNESCO Geoparks, Zagori is the place to be for both adventure and nature lovers. 

Hike the Vikos Gorge, one of the most impressive canyons in Europe! Acknowledged as the deepest gorge in the world in proportion to its width, by the Guinness World of Records, it is a must-see destination. 

Raft the Voidomatis River, one of the cleanest rivers in Europe!

Climb Mount Tymfi, a grand massif with lots of peaks rising at an altitude of 2400 meters. The most well-known ones include Astraka, Gamila, and Karteros. On Mount Tymfi, adventurers can also find the glacial lake known as Dragon Lake. 

Visit the traditional villages of Zagori - in total, they are 46, and all of them are worth discovering. It is a must to visit Mikro Papingo and Megalo Papingo for their stunning nature and traditional architecture, Dilofo and Vikos for their views - others include Kapesovo, Tsepelovo, Kipi, Vradeto, Vovousa, Elati, and Dikorfo. 

Discover the stone bridges of Zagori, true jewels that have been standing since the 1800s as a way to connect the villages. All those bridges are like a fairytale! 

Taste the local cuisine, especially the pies made of traditional products.


Zagori

**Arachova**

Recognized as one of the most popular destinations in Greece, Arachova will surely amaze you with its spectacular beauty. Perched at an altitude of 970 meters, this village invites visitors to discover what winter in Greece feels like; however, one can say that even in spring, Arachova is a must-visit - quite a popular place both for trekking and birdwatching. With stunning views of the Parnassus mountain, Arachova boasts a distinct traditional character full of life. Whether you want to enjoy adrenaline activities or you wish to appreciate the peace of life, Arachova has it for you!

**Top Things to Do**

Visit the Parnassus National Park and explore its stunning landscape all year round - if you choose it during the winter months, ski its majestic slopes while in the spring, you will be amazed by its rich flora and fauna 

Explore the Korikion Andron Cave, an impressive cave with wonderful stalactites and stalagmites - it is quite interesting that, according to Greek mythology, the cave was devoted to God Pan and the Nymphs

Just 9 kilometers away lies the sacred place of Delphi - a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most sacred places in Ancient Greece that surely deserves a visit

The Ski Center of Parnassus is an ideal destination for adventure lovers - all of the pistes, Bacchus, Charioteer, Heracles, and Odysseus, are certified by the International Ski Federation

Taste the traditional formaela cheese of Arachova 


Arachova

**Argolida**

Situated on the northeast side of Peloponnese, the peninsula of Argolida is a wonderful region that combines mountain scenery with seaside majesty. Its capital, Nafplio, is one of the most beautiful cities in Greece that served as the first capital of modern Greece in 1829. In this part of Peoloponnese, you will have the opportunity to discover two impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sites, namely the worldwide-known Theatre of Epidaurus as well as the  impressive Mycenaen castle of Mycenae. The peninsula of Argolida divides two gulfs, the Argonic and the Saronic, where one can visit the beautiful islands of Poros, Hydra and Spetses. Unquestionably, Argolida unveils a series of diverse destinations you can visit. 

**Top things to do**

Attend a performance at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is a main venue of the Athens & Epidaurus Festival

Discover the beautiful city of Nafplio with its wonderful neoclassical buildings where you can visit the Palamidi Castle

Visit the Archaeological Site of Mycenae to discover the history of the Mycenaen civilisation

Go for watersports at the seaside village of Tolo

Explore the Argosaronic islands - Poros, Hydra, Methana and Spetses- all of which are a perfect getaway 

Sail your way from Porto Heli to visit the pristine beaches of Korakia, Hinitsa and Kounoupi


Argolida

**Thessaloniki**

Holding the reins of the cultural capital of Greece, Thessaloniki is the second largest city of the country. Roman monuments, Ottoman and Byzantine buildings magnetize travelers who want to discover the history of Thessaloniki. A vibrant city that has to offer a wide spectrum of choices - from the cultural museum and the ancient monuments to the modern architecture and the vibrant nightlife, Thessaloniki has it all!

**Top Things to Do**

Visit the White Tower, the emblem of the city, that was constructed from Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, and was an important fortification defecnse during WWI and WWII

Stroll on the waterfront of the city towards Niki Avenue to admire the Thermaic Gulf

Pay your respects to the Church of Agios Dimitrios, the patron saint of Thessaloniki, that has been inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage Sites list as well as the Church of Hagia Sophia, modeled after the namesake church in Constantinople, 

Taste the local delicacy, ‘bougatsa’, a phyllo pastry with cream, chocolate or cheese
Wander around Laladika district and enjoy a coffee or a dinner in one of the best neighborhoods to hang out in the evening - one of the top places of Thessaloniki! Not to be missed

Visit the museums of Thessaloniki: of the most important are the Archaeological Museum, the Thessaloniki History Centre, the Jewish Museum, the Thessaloniki Olympic Museum and the State Museum of Contemporary Art

Explore Aristotelous Square and have a coffee in one of the shops

Discover the Roman Agora, one of the most important archaeological sites of Thessaloniki that served as the administrative, social and religious centre of political and public life in Thessaloniki

Discover Ano Poli, the old town of Thessaloniki, which is considered to be the most beautiful part of the city - Ano Poli is the only part that survived from the Great Fire of 1917 - it is also a great sunset spot with panoramic views

Visit the Arch of Galerius, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, an exquisite monument of Roman architecture that was constructed to commemorate the victory of Galerius against the Persians between 298 and 305 AD


Thessaloniki

**Alexandroupoli**

Situated on the edge of Greece, being at the crossroads of Asia and Europe, the capital of Thrace is a lively city that hosts the largest port of the country and has existed from the end of the 19th century. The whole region hosts a unique biodiversity with a series of impressive natural monuments - an ideal destination for nature lovers. 

**Top Things to Do**

Visit the  Ethnological Museum of Thrace

Visit the Natural History Museum of Alexandroupoli that showcases the biodiversity of the region of Evros 

Visit the Silk Museum of Soufli showcasing the silk industry of the region that flourished during the 19th century 

Visit the Byzantine church of Panagia Kosmosoteira, a well preserved church with unique architecture and beautiful frescoes, which was founded in 1152 and is known as the Hagia Sophia of Thrace

Have a coffee by the Lighthouse of Alexandroupoli

Explore the Cave of Cyclops Polyphemus

Discover the National Park of Dadia Forest with its lush vegetation and its magnificent trails - a must experience if you are a nature lover. The park is also one of the best spots for bird watching

Discover the thermal baths in Traianoupoli that have existed since ancient times 

Have a tour at Evros River Delta - it starts from the Information Center - and discover the most important biotope in the Balkans


Alexandroupoli

**Crete**

Often described as a bucket list destination, the island of Crete is a world of destinations. Situated at the crossroads of three continents,  Crete is the biggest island in Greece and possesses diverse natural surroundings of exquisite beauty and magnificent monuments of utmost historical importance. From the awe-inspiring scenery of Balos with its Gramvousa fortress, the palm forest of Vai, and the pink sand of Elafonisi beach to the Venetian town of Chania, the once imperious Knossos Palace of the Minoan civilization and the dramatic gorge of Samaria, Crete will astonish you. Crisscrossed with gorges, mountain ranges, caves, beaches, and forests, the nature on this island resembles a piece of the world. Needless to say that the more days you wish to explore its peculiarity the merrier. Distinguished for its authentic Cretan hospitality it is definite that a journey to Greece will be nothing less than memorable; the locals will make sure of it! Topped up with exquisite gastronomy and cuisine, and lined up from a thriving wine industry, believe it when we say that Crete is a destination for your bucket list. 


Crete

**Mount Olympus**

Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in Greece with rich flora and fauna and the first National Forest in Greece, that holds an unforgettable experience. Located between Thessaly and Macedonia, its highest peak, Mytikas (2.917m), is considered to be one of the highest peaks in the European continent. It is one of the top destinations for climbing and hiking attracting travelers from all around the world to elevate on the spot where the home of the Greek Gods where. 


Mount Olympus

**Mycenae**

The place where Homer was inspired to write the great poems, Iliad and Odyssey, can only be breathtaking. On a bare hill, on the peninsula of Peloponnese, lies the relics of Mycenae, once the home of legendary Agamemnon, which served as the most powerful kingdom for four centuries. Enlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, it is indeed one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Greece. Heinrich Schliemann, often characterized as the father of Mycenaean archaeology, was the archaeologist who discovered and excavated this sacred site for the first time in 1876. Mycenae was the richest palatial center in Greece during the Late Bronze Age, which gave its name to the glorious Mycenaean civilization that conquered the eastern Mediterranean from the 15th up to the 12th century BC. Wandering around the once majestic fortress of Mycenae, you will uncover the Lion’s Gate, a massive construction with two large lions that served as an emblem of the Mycenaean kings. Surrounded by Cyclopean walls, the imperious palace dominates the highest spot of the citadel - among the most impressive erections include Grave Circle A and B, containing monumental graves and the place where the golden death mask of Agamemnon was discovered,  as well as the Treasury of Atreus, else known as the Tomb of Agamemnon, the greatest example of vaulted Mycenaean tholos tombs.  It is definite that a tour of the cradle of Mycenaean civilization will remain forever in your memory.


Mycenae

**Kardamyli**

Situated on the shores of the Messenian Gulf, Kardamyli is a picturesque village with wonderful natural beauty surrounded by the Taygetos Mountains. This lovely stone town is one of the most beautiful destinations in Messenian Mani with crystalline beaches, traditional tavernas and special places to stay and eat. 

 
**Top things to do**

Explore the Old Kardamyli with its tower houses around the church of Agios Spyridon - this region played an important role during the liberation of the country during the Ottoman Revolution.

Dive in the crystalline waters of Foneas and Kalamitsi beaches.

Sea kayak on the shores of Kardamyli and explore the Blue Cave.

Follow one of the many hiking trails towards Taygetos Mountain that pass through gorges and forests - many of them start off from Kardamyli.

Visit the Patrick Leigh Fermor House - the house is open to visitors by appointment only.



Kardamyli

**Epidaurus**

Situated off the northeastern part of the Peloponnese peninsula, the region of Epidaurus is a quiet area with beautiful nature that is famous for being one of the most important archaeological sites of the country. The Ancient Theater of Epidaurus is considered to be one of the greatest constructions of the Ancient Greek world, built at the end of the 4th century BC, and has been included in the World Heritage List of UNESCO. Up until this day, the theater is the best-preserved theater in Greece famous for its symmetry and its suburb acoustics home to the Athens and Epidaurus Festival that hosts performances of classical drama every summer. 

Set among a lush forest of pine trees, the homonymous village, Palea Epidavros, is built between two peninsulas with a magnificent view of the sea.  The sceneries of the mountains blend harmoniously with the seascapes inspiring visitors to discover this beautiful region. It is surely an ideal place to go for vacations and enjoy water activities including snorkeling and scuba diving, visit traditional villages, and taste the exquisite local cuisine. 

**Top Things to Do**

Attend a performance at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus

Go for a swim to the beaches of Nea Epidavros

Taste fresh orange juice made of the renowned oranges from Nea Epidaurus

Visit Trachea village to tasty its dairy products

Walk around Palea Epidavros with its traditional taverns - here, you will also find the small theater of Epidaurus 

Diving lovers must discover the remains of a sunken city just 2 meters depth off Kalimnios beach


Epidaurus

**Lefkada**

With an impressive coastline with turquoise waters,  picturesque mountainous villages and verdant vegetation, Lefkada is one the most beautiful islands in Greece. Located in the center of the Ionian Sea, this island is full of natural beauty with olive groves and a rugged coastline famous for its Caribbean-like beaches as well as a haven for windsurfers and kitesurfers. Connected to the Greek mainland, Lefkada is also the ideal island if you want to travel by car.

**Top Things to Do**

Discover the stunning beaches of Lefkada - Egremni, Porto Katsiki, Agios Nikitas, Kathisma, Mylos, and Kalamitsi

Explore the beautiful waterfalls of Nidri - an ideal spot for hiking with lush greenery

Drive to Cape Lefkada, a scenic drive with amazing views to the coastline - it is also an ideal sunset spot

Lefkada is one of the most popular destinations for mountain biking due to its mountainous and ruggy morphology hosting lots of trails

Visit the medieval Castle of Agia Mavra - it is quite interesting that various cultural events take place here during the summer

Discover the Papanikolis Cave, the second biggest sea cave in Greece, once a shelter during the WWII

Explore the authentic village of Eglouvi famous for its lentil production, the traditional settlement of Agios Nikitas with its incredible architecture, the traditional town of Exanthia with its fantastic sunset views, and picturesque Sivota for its verdurous sceneries 

Sail your way to the Ionian Sea from Nidri, one of the safest harbors in Lefkada - one of the most memorable spots are the isles of Prigiponisia, namely Kalamos, Meganisi, and Kastos

Lefkada is an excellent spot for both windsurfing and kitesurfing -Agios Ioannis and Vassiliki beaches are the windiest beaches of Lefkada

Hire a motor-boat without a license to explore the magnificent coastline of Lefkada.


Lefkada

**Athens**

Birthplace of democracy, science and philosophy, Athens holds the reins of one of the oldest cities in the world spanning more than three thousand years!Often described as the cradle of Western civilization, Athens is a European city that has so much to offer.

Topped up by the ideal Mediterranean climate, this city is an ideal city break for every kind of traveler - with an amazing art scene, lots of monuments and museums to visit and a wide range of activity options, Athens has it for you!

**Top Things to Do**

Visit the Acropolis, an UNESCO World Heritage site, that will take your breath away

Go for a ride at the riviera of Athens and visit the temple of Poseidon in Sounio - specially during the sunset overlooking the Aegean

Stroll around the National Gardens of Athens - a breath away from the hustle and bustle of the city

Attend a performance at the Odeon of Herodus Atticus - one of the main venues of the Athens & Epidaurus Festival

Visit one of the museums of Athens - in your must list are: the Acropolis Museum, the Museum of Cycladic Art , the National Archaeological Museum** **and the** **Benaki Museum

Explore the Plaka neighborhood under the slopes of the Acropolis 

Visit the Stavros Niarchos Cultural Center, designed by Renzo Piano, also home to the Greek National Opera and the National Library 

Taste fresh fish at the seaside taverns of Piraeus


Athens

**Ioannina**

Surrounded from the beautiful sceneries of Pamvotida Lake, Ioannina, the capital of Epirus region, is a striking city. A multicultural city with Christian, Jewish and Islamic influences showcases a puzzle of beautiful architecture and cultural heritage; the old quarter of the city is dotted with buildings of folklore heritage showcasing its rich history.

**Best things to do**

Stroll around the historical center of Ioannina and Stoa Louli 

Walk around the Pamvotida Lake - you can take a boat trip to the island- a beautiful island with an example of traditional settlement! One can visit the Monastery of Prophet Elias for its panoramic views and to walk the circumnavigation of the island 

Visit the Municipal Ethnographic Museum, housed in Aslan Pasha Mosque, showcasing a series of artifacts from the former synagogue as well as the Archaeological museum with a collection since the first human presence in Epirus

The Silversmithing Museum is a must visit! Housed within the castle, the museum showcases the knowledge and techniques of Epirote silversmithing

Discover the Castle of Ioannina, the oldest Byzantine castle in Greece, and the Fethiye Mosque where Ali Pasha used to live 

Visit the Ancient Theater of Dodoni, one of the best preserved theaters of Ancient Greece 

Go for hiking in the Vikos Gorge, the deepest relative to its width gorge in the world, part of the Vikos Aoos National Park - a must for hiking aficionados


Ioannina

## **Messinia** 

### **Gialova Village**

Nestling among the Messinian hills, rich in olive groves, Gialova is a lovely coastal village ideal for all year round vacations. The most important natural wonder of the region is the Gialova Lagoon, one of the the most important wetlands in Europe, serving as a station for migratory birds and has been included in the European program of Natura 2000 as a Special Protection Zone . The region of Messenia, with its temperate climate and its diverse landscapes, is also an ideal destination for cycling, hiking, canoeing and bird-watching. 

**Top things to do**

Discover the Gialova Lagoon, one of the most important wetlands in Europe, that serves as the southernmost stop of the migratory birds of the Balkans to Africa 

Explore the Waterfalls of Polylimnio, a complex of lakes and waterfalls with specially designed paths in a landscape of natural beauty 

Dive in the crystalline waters of Voidokilia, one of the most beautiful beaches in Peloponnese - from there, you can also hike to Nestora’s Cave as well as the Paleokastro spot with panoramic views 

The beach of Gialova is considered as one of the top destinations for windsurfing in Greece

### **Kalamata Village**

Situated on the center of the Messenian Gulf, Kalamata is a lively coastal city and the capital of Messenia, worldwide known for its olives, full of castles and ancient ruins. The reference point of Kalamata city is the historical center of the city. Wandering in the alleys of the historical center will guide visitors through the rich history of Kalamata. It is a must to visit the legendary Castle Of Isabeau where the International Dance Festival takes place every year. Amphitheatrically built on the site of Farai acropolis, with incredible views to the entire city, the castle was constructed by William Villehardouin during the 13th century, while it underwent various additions by the Venetians and the Turks. Nowadays, it is a wonderful open-air venue for dance, music and theatre events. At the foot of the castle, visitors will have the opportunity to wander around the Old Town of Kalamata while in downtown Kalamata, visitors can walk the lovely pedestrian walkway of Aristomenous Street with many shops and cafeteria until they find the Railway Park, a lovely surprise where train engines and train carriages of different centuries are placed in a verdant landscape. At last but not least, the seaside pedestrian street of Navarinou bustles with life day and night, especially during the summer, a wonderful spot to experience Kalamata as a local. At last but not least, the city of Kalamata can serve as an ideal base to explore this part of Peloponnese.

**Top things to do**

Climb Mount Taygetus to explore its peculiar natural beauty

Discover the Archeological Site of Ancient Messini - which was built to protect the region from the Spartans - it is quite an impressive archaeological site with a series of ancient remnants of buildings still standing including the stadium, the theatre, the agora and the sanctuary of Asclepius

Have a tour of olive oil tasting and go for sea  kayaking in Navarino Bay

Visit the important monuments of Kalamata: Victoria G. Karelias Collection of Greek Costumes, the Archaeological Museum with artifacts from Ancient Messene and the Folklore Museum showcasing the traditional arts and crafts of the region

Discover the Kalamata Old Town, one the northern part of the city, unwinding a maze of cobblestoned streets with picturesque churches including the Ypapanti Cathedral and the Church of Agii Apostoli 

Explore the castles of Messenia: the castle of Kalamata, the Methoni Castle and the castle in Pylos

### **Kardamyli Village**

Situated on the shores of the Messenian Gulf, Kardamyli is a picturesque village with wonderful natural beauty surrounded by the Taygetos Mountains. This lovely stone town is one of the most beautiful destinations in Messenian Mani with crystalline beaches, traditional tavernas and special places to stay and eat. 

**Top things to do**

Explore the Old Kardamyli with its tower houses around the church of Agios Spyridon - this region played an important role during the liberation of the country during the Ottoman Revolution

Dive in the crystalline waters of Foneas and Kalamitsi beaches

Sea kayak on the shores of Kardamyli and explore the Blue Cave

Follow one of the many hiking trails towards Taygetos Mountain that pass through gorges and forests - many of them start off from Kardamyli

Visit the Patrick Leigh Fermor House - the house is open to visitors by appointment only


Messinia

**Sifnos**

Whitewashed villages interlaced with emerald seashores and a bloom of nature with olive trees and caper bushes; retaining its authentic appeal, Sifnos is a true Cycladic island with utmost tranquility vibes. 

Renowned as the island of Nicholas Tselementes, a local chef who wrote the first Greek cookbook in 1926, on this island you will have the opportunity to taste the finest of the Cycladic gastronomy. 

If you are looking for a genuine Cycladic island, look no further - just visit Sifnos!

**Top Things to Do**

Wander through the streets of picturesque Apollonia, the capital of Sifnos

Pay your respects to the monastery of Chrisopigi - the patron saint of the island - that lies over a craggy slope overlooking the Aegean

Visit the fortified settlement of Kastro  to walk through the alleys and follow the path towards the chapel of Epta Martyres to admire the view to the sea

Cruise with a boat around the western Cyclades to dive in crystal clear waters

Dive in the secluded beach of Glifos and Vroulidia - if you want something more organized, head to Vathy or Platys Gialos

Follow the hiking paths to explore the inner beauty of Sifnos

Taste fresh fish at the seaside taverns of Heronisos village

Discover the unique ceramic artifacts at the shops of Artemonas 

Visit the most picturesque villages of Sifnos, namely Artemonas, and wander around its unique shops with special ceramic artifacts


Sifnos

**Kos**

With one of the longest coastlines in the archipelago of Greece, Kos is an ideal destination for those who want to experience the authentic Greek summer. Scattered historical remnants of utmost importance along with medieval castles showcase the cultural heritage of Kos.

As the third largest island in the Dodecanese archipelago, Kos offers a wide range of choices to discover history, culture and natural beauty. Let’s explore together your options!

**Top Things to Do**

Visit the Asclepion, the first healing center and one of the most important monuments in the ancient world

Watch the sunset from Zia village - not to be missed!

Explore the town of Kos with a bike through its dedicated bike routes of European standards to discover its unimaginable beauty

Dive in the thermal springs in Therma with its healing properties where temperature rises to 50°C. 

Have a summer bliss at the finest beaches of Kos including Cavo Paradiso, Agios Stefanos, Psalidi and Kefalos

Explore the castles of Kos - of the most important are the castle of Neratzia in Kos Town constructed from the Knights of Saint John and the medieval castle in Antimachia village 

Discover the villages of Kos including Marmari, Kardamena, Mastihari, Pssalidi and Tigaki

Stop by the Tree of Hippocrates that has existed for more than two thousand years and is considered to be one of the oldest in Europe

Day trip to Nisyros, one of the four island of the volcanic arc of the Aegean that hosts the largest volcanic crater in Europe


**Rethymno**

Often described as one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Greece, Rethymno is a beautiful city. Byzantine buildings, Ottoman mosques and Venetian mansions blend in a peculiar way. In the countryside of this region in Crete, there are great monuments of nature and history travelers can visit. From gorges and streams on the foothills of Psiloritis Mount, palm trees and lush green vineyards to endless beaches off the Libyan sea, Rethymno is a world of destinations for nature lovers. 

**Top things to do**

Wander around the old town of Rethymno with its beautiful monuments including the Rimondi Fountain, the Venetian Loggia, the Fortezza, the Municipal Garden, the Great Gate and the Mosques

Discover the Preveli Palm Forest, a natural monument of extreme natural beauty and a designated place of special beauty under the European Network Natura 2000 - it is quite interesting to visit the forest through a 4 hour hike in Kourtaliotiko Gorge that passes through enormous rock formations and rich vegetation!

Visit the Monastery of Arkadi, one of the most important monasteries in Crete, and a symbol of freedom during the Cretan Revolution in 1866, when the besieged inhabitants sacrificed themselves instead of surrendering to the Ottomans. It has been recognized as a European Monument of Freedom by UNESCO.

Visit the traditional village of Anogia - set on the foothills of Psiloritis Mountain, this village is known for its old Cretan dialect, the preservation of their traditions and customs as well as for its rich musical tradition! 

Explore the Fortezza of Rethymno, one of the most impressive fortifications in Crete, which was built in the 16th century to protect the city against pirate invasions. 


Rethymno

**Mount Menalon**

Situated in the heart of the Peloponnese, the region of Menalon is a wondrous place full of verdant forests, traditional villages, and historical monuments. It is a great destination for hiking lovers offering sceneries of unspoiled wilderness. The Menalon Trail (75km) is the first hiking route network in Greece to receive a European certificate - it is a must for both adrenaline and hiking enthusiasts! Showcasing the genuine beauty of Greek nature, Mount Menalon is considered to be one of the most pristine regions in Greece. 

**Top Things to Do**

Experience rafting at Lousios River, an exhilarating experience 

Hike the Menalon Trail, which extends over a  75 kilometers course passing through various villages

Visit the Monastery of Philosophos, the oldest monastery in Arcadia, and the Prodromos Monastery, perched on a cliff above Lousios River - both of the monasteries are found within the Menalon Trail

Explore the villages of Mountain Menalon; one of the most traditional villages of Arcadia is Vytina, with its cobblestone streets and stone mansion, a wonderful place for nature lovers - don’t miss Dimitsana, the most picturesque village of Arcadia, with its traditional architecture standing above Lousios River, and Elliniko, a meeting place with its taverns during lunchtime

Taste galaktoboureko, a traditional pastry, in one of the cafeterias of Vytina

Walk through “The Road of Love” in Vytina, a place full of trees changing according to the season, as well as the grove of Vytina, a great place for promenades


Mount Menalon

**Nafplio**

Nestled on the eastern coast of the Peloponnese peninsula, Naplio is one of the most captivating cities in Greece that served as the first capital of the country after the Greek War of Independence. Neoclassical buildings, colorful houses with red-tiled roofs, imperious fortresses, and interesting museums are scattered in the cobblestoned alleys of Naplio  towered by the Castle of Palamidi. As you wander through the cobblestone streets, you'll be mesmerized by the harmonious blend of Venetian, Ottoman, and Greek influences. A lovely town awaits avid travelers to discover its unique charm. Uncover the magic of this Greek jewel and create unforgettable memories in the heart of the Peloponnese.

**Top Things to Do**

Climb up to the dramatic Castle of Palamidi to enjoy a panoramic view of the city. The castle is a great example of Venetian architecture that was constructed at the beginning of the 19th century - it is considered to be one of the finest samples of defensive architecture in Greece. 

Don’t miss the Acronafplia, the oldest castle in Nafplio, especially during sunset!

Walk the Promenade of Arvanitia - a beautiful seaside pathway carved into massive rocks with amazing views of all of Nafplio’s castles.

Visit the Museum of Komboloi, the sole in the world, where you can discover the history of worry beads from all over the world within an 18th-century mansion in the Old Town. 

Hop into a boat to visit Bourtzi Castle, the trademark of Nafplio. It was built in 1473 by the Venetians to protect the city. Today, a series of events take place at Bourtzi during the summer. 

Enjoy a coffee at the Syntagma (Constitution) Square, a wonderful square surrounded by historical buildings including the Parliament, the Archaeological Museum, and the former mosque of Aga Pasha. 


Nafplio

**Mykonos**

A worldwide-famous destination that needs no introduction. Part of the Cyclades archipelago, Mykonos has it all; from incredible beaches with turquoise waters, epic sunsets, and whitewashed cobblestoned streets to ecstatic party atmosphere, ethnic beach bars, and cosmopolitan sceneries, this spectacular island is indeed one of the most famous destinations in the Mediterranean.

**Top Things to Do**

Dive in the crystalline waters of Mykonos’ beaches - Agios Sostis, Lia, and Agrari for their remoteness, Elia, Kalo Livadi, and Panormos for their facilities, Ftelia and Kalafatis for their windy conditions ideal for windsurfing, and Kapari for its views to Delos island. 

Watch an epic sunset; whether you choose Little Venice, Panagia Paraportiani church, or the Armenistis Lighthouse, the views will reward you!

Visit the Aegean Maritime Museum where you can discover the Greek maritime history and tradition in the Aegean Sea.

Discover the Panagia Paraportiani Church, one of the 365 churches on the island. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that the church is made of four small churches built one next to each other, crowned from the church of the Virgin Mary, the dome of the church!

Take a picture of the windmills of Mykonos that pay tribute to the rich past of the island.

Explore Delos island with a boat excursion - often described as the cradle of Western civilization, Delos is one of the most important archaeological, mythological, and historical sites in Greece that has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.



Mykonos

**Ancient Olympia**

Birthplace of the Olympic Games, once the most important athletic and religious center in Ancient Greece, Ancient Olympia is a divine place you ought to visit once in your lifetime. Distinguished as one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, and an UNESCO World Heritage Site, the monuments here will travel you back in time where people gathered from all around the world to celebrate sportsmanship.


Archaia Olympia

**Santorini**

Dramatic hang-cliffed villages, blue-domed churches and volcanic sceneries complete the looks of one of the most romantic destinations in the world. Who has not heard of Santorini? Magical Mediterranean sunsets will guide you through the uniqueness of this island. You will fall in love at first sight - a destination you must visit for once in your life.

**Top Things to Do**

Hop in a boat to visit the volcano of Santorini and hike your way through an active volcano - an experience of a lifetime

Watch the sunset from the castle in Oia village and wander through the picturesque streets of the village

Walk on the old cobblestone path that connects Fira with Firostefani, Imerovigli  and Oia to discover the true beauty of this island

Dive in the dark blue waters of Perivolos beach and the extraordinary Red beach

Go for wine tasting - harvesting grapes in a volcanic soil as this of Santorini makes the vineyard of this island one of the most peculiar in the entire planet

Visit the archaeological site of Akrotiri - once one of the main urban hubs of the Aegean, often described as the Greek Pompeii, that was buried under the volcanic ashes 

Discover the inland villages of Megalohori and Pyrgos 


Santorini

**Tolo**

Located 12 kilometers from the city of Nafplio, Tolo is a picturesque fishing village with beautiful beaches. It is an ideal spot for those looking for relaxing vacations by the beach as well as a perfect base for those who wish to discover the region of Argolida. 




Tolo

**Amorgos**

Widely known as the deep blue of the Aegean, from the popular movie of  Luc Besson, the island of Amorgos will astonish you. Emerald beaches and picturesque villages with a traditional character will travel you to the authentic identity of the Cyclades. 

Far away from the mass tourism, Amorgos is an island with rare beauty that has managed to remain unspoiled. A priceless feeling that will show you how travelers experience the true island life in a Greek island. Impressive sceneries with narrow cliffs and breathtaking views will take your breath away!

Let’s discover the unique energy of Amorgos!

**Top Things to Do**

Explore the cobblestoned alleys of the capital of Amorgos

Visit the whitewashed Monastery of of Hozoviotissa, one of the most beautiful monasteries in Greece

Discover the shipwreck of Olympia in the bay of Liveros

Go for a dive to the deserted islands of Nikouria and Gramvousa

Taste the Amorgian rakomelo, a traditional liquor distilled from grapes, honey and various herbs

Discover the village of Asfondylitis, a deserted village with picturesque stone houses


Amorgos

**Kalamata**

Situated on the center of the Messenian Gulf, Kalamata is a lively coastal city and the capital of Messenia, worldwide known for its olives, full of castles and ancient ruins. The reference point of Kalamata city is the historical center of the city. Wandering in the alleys of the historical center will guide visitors through the rich history of Kalamata. It is a must to visit the legendary Castle Of Isabeau where the International Dance Festival takes place every year. Amphitheatrically built on the site of Farai acropolis, with incredible views to the entire city, the castle was constructed by William Villehardouin during the 13th century, while it underwent various additions by the Venetians and the Turks. Nowadays, it is a wonderful open-air venue for dance, music and theatre events. At the foot of the castle, visitors will have the opportunity to wander around the Old Town of Kalamata while in downtown Kalamata, visitors can walk the lovely pedestrian walkway of Aristomenous Street with many shops and cafeteria until they find the Railway Park, a lovely surprise where train engines and train carriages of different centuries are placed in a verdant landscape. At last but not least, the seaside pedestrian street of Navarinou bustles with life day and night, especially during the summer, a wonderful spot to experience Kalamata as a local. At last but not least, the city of Kalamata can serve as an ideal base to explore this part of Peloponnese.

**Top things to do**

Climb Mount Taygetus to explore its peculiar natural beauty

Discover the Archeological Site of Ancient Messini - which was built to protect the region from the Spartans - it is quite an impressive archaeological site with a series of ancient remnants of buildings still standing including the stadium, the theatre, the agora and the sanctuary of Asclepius.

Have a tour of olive oil tasting and go for sea  kayaking in Navarino Bay.

Visit the important monuments of Kalamata: Victoria G. Karelias Collection of Greek Costumes, the Archaeological Museum with artifacts from Ancient Messene and the Folklore Museum showcasing the traditional arts and crafts of the region.

Discover the Kalamata Old Town, one the northern part of the city, unwinding a maze of cobblestoned streets with picturesque churches including the Ypapanti Cathedral and the Church of Agii Apostoli.
Explore the castles of Messenia: the castle of Kalamata, the Methoni Castle and the castle in Pylos.


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