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Set in the regional unit of Trikala, in Thessaly, Meteora is one of the most naturally beautiful regions of Greece, made even more magical by its mountaintop monasteries.   Despite being one of the most distinctive landforms in the country, very little is known about the history of the region, predating its rise in religious […]

While not as famous as Delphi, Olympia, or Athens, Epidaurus is one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece today and was one of the most influential cities of ancient Greece.   The ancient city was known across the Classical World thanks to its sanctuary dedicated to Asclepius, the Greek god of healing. Pilgrims

Located about an hour’s drive south of Athens, the Doric-style Temple of Poseidon is one of the most beautifully preserved temples of ancient times and tells a story steeped in both history and Greek mythology from its perch atop Cape Sounion as it overlooks the Aegean Sea.   From legends behind the monumental temple itself

The historic site of the Ancient Olympic Games, Olympia was one of the most influential city-states in ancient times. And while it was largely abandoned during the first millennium of the Common Era, the city’s historical influence can still be seen within the remains of its ancient ruins.   From its most thrilling sites, including

There is perhaps no place on earth as internationally recognized as the Acropolis of Athens. One of the most famous travel destinations for the past two thousand years, it is easily the most famous landmark of the ancient world and is a symbol of civilization itself.   As such, a visit to this legendary monument

Thanks to its central position in the Mediterranean, the Greek island Crete served as a strategic location from which empires could regulate and control the trade routes of the ancient world.   As such, it is only natural that Greece’s largest island serves as the centre of conflict amongst ruling powers, passing through the hands