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What not to miss when in Greece
The stunning natural beauty of bright blue seas, ancient archaeological sites, charming island villages, and a warm, especially the dry climate, make Greece an ideal holiday destination. Visitors to this Mediterranean idyll with its archipelago of over 1000 islands are faced with a series of artificial and natural attractions have to prioritize their travel plans. While everyone has an idea of what they prefer, we'll have a go at the definition of what could be the top ten to visit on a holiday to Greece.
The Acropolis and the Parthenon
The symbol of Athens, the Parthenon iconic sits atop the Acropolis, overlooking the city. The remains of the temple to the Greek goddess Athena, the Parthenon, with its simple Doric style, has been copied throughout the world of public architecture. Accessed by the Athens Metro is always crowded, so try to visit early morning or late afternoon.
Mykonos
Considered over-developed by some, but left in the most famous of the Greek islands, Mykonos attracts sophisticated international travelers under budget both for its stunning beaches (many clothing optional), vibrant nightlife, shopping classic, and the holiday atmosphere in general.
The Minoan palace Knossos, Crete
Surrounded by the city of Iraklion and accessible by local bus, the ruins and reconstructed labyrinth the Minoan palace are from the time when King Minos ruled mainland Greeks in the Aegean. To get some sense of the material culture of ancient times, was sure to visit the world-class Archaeological Museum Heraklion in Iraklion.
Santorini
Hotels clinging to cliffs, landscape, winding roads, a volcanic legacy, great local wines good food and put on the list of Santorini. Getting to this wonderful Greek island by sea and get the best views of the brown and black-band white cliffs crowned by lava. Do not miss the ruins of the once buried city of Akrotiri.
Corfu
This cosmopolitan destination, in the Ionian Sea off the coast of mainland Greece, has streets lined with Venetian-style buildings. If you want to avoid expensive high-rise housing in the north, head of pensions in the wilder classic the south coast, where he meets the placid waters near perfect union.
Mycenae
This Peloponnesian treasure, only a few hours from Athens, was inhabited since the Neolithic. It sits on a hill on the slopes of Euboea Mountain and is considered one of the foundation sites of European civilization. One of the earliest restorations was the impressive Puerta of the Lions.
The National Archaeological Museum – Athens
The place to start for an infusion of Greek culture and history, this museum is full world-class artifacts and sculptures. Find the height, kouroi dramatic, archaic statues of young gods, and the stunning gold treasures from excavations of tombs Mycenae is real.
Hydra Island
Visit this trendy Greek island via hydrofoil from Athens. Its charming harbor, beautiful churches, excellent shops opportunities and great tavernas provide a quintessential Greek experience.
Drogati and Melissnai Cuevas
One of the highlights of Kefalonia, Melissani Underground is a sea cave, which turns turquoise day when the sun reaches a certain point. The spectacular Drogati Cave has impressive stalactites and boasts excellent acoustics.
Cape Sounion and the Temple of Poseidon
This temple popular class, above the Aegean sea, with splendid views of the sunset. Although the Archaeological Museum of Athens, is home to the bronze statue that is once here, it is easy to see why the god of the sea may have been worshiped in this stunning national monument.
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