-
The Acropolis of Athens
Being the most important tourist attraction in Greece, it is disconcerting that the majority of people do not understand the reason for its importance.
-
The Roman ruins of Thessaloniki
Thessalonica lived its period of apogee during the late Roman period, when it became imperial capital.
-
The walls of Thessaloniki
World Heritage by UNESCO and it has 4 km long.
-
The Trigoniou Tower of Thessaloniki
A museum inside the walls of Thessaloniki.
-
The Rotonda of Thessaloniki
The Eastern Pantheon of the Roman Empire.
-
The sanctuary of Aphaia, in Aegina
The temple of Aphaia or Afea is one of the best-preserved and restored Hellenistic temples in the world.
-
The White Tower of Thessaloniki
The “white tower” is the most important symbol of the city of Thessaloniki.
-
The Sanctuary of Eleusis
The destiny of the pilgrimage and place where the Eleusinian mysteries were celebrated.
-
Athens By Locals – Places to visit by car near Athens
Athens is an excellent site to base yourself and visit its surroundings.
-
Athens By Locals – Ideas for day trips outside Athens
There exist a great number of interesting sites that can be visited using medium-distance public transport.
-
The fortress of Siphas
Siphas was the final destination of the mythical ship Argo, which took Jason and the argonauts around the world and it was the home town of Tifis, its captain.
-
The underwater ruins of Cenchreae
Céncreas (Kechries, Kenchreai) is one of the 2 ports of Ancient Corinth and one of the best archaeological sites free in the Peloponnese and of Greece.
Ancient Greece
