Greece Travel Greece Must Go Attractions

●Olympia starts from Athens and passes through the Isthmus of Corinth. Along the way, there are blue sea and blue sky, white houses, citrus orchards, lemon orchards, and vineyards dotted with farmhouses with red roofs and white walls. Olympia is here. Among the green bushes. At the Ancient Olympia Stadium you can still see the start and finish lines. Greece has 15,000 kilometers of coastline and is known to have the most beautiful islands in the world. More than 3,000 islands are dotted in the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. If you go to Greece and don’t see the charm of the ocean, it’s like going to China and not seeing the Great Wall. It would be a pity not to take a boat trip to the islands of the Aegean Sea for a few days.

●Crete, Corfu and Rhodes are the three largest islands in Greece. Among them, Crete ranks first in terms of size and importance. It is the birthplace of Greek civilization, located at the southernmost tip of the Aegean Sea, across from the North African continent. There is a famous Minoan civilization site on the island - the Palace of Knossos. Those who want to buy a few pairs of leather boots to take home should go to Chania, the second largest city on the island, where there are many long-established leather shops. There are several small islands in the Saronic Gulf of the Aegean Sea that are unique: among them, EGINA is the largest island and is famous for its rich pistachios. The island has the oldest observatory in the central town of Santa Marina, the city hall, the Orthodox Church of St. Nekdalios, etc.

●The romantic islands in the Saronikos Gulf depart from Piraeus and take the "Flying Dolphin" high-speed boat for an outing! Especially don't miss an island called Itla HYDRA. Itla, the island that the princess loved most during her lifetime, is the most peaceful. Walking on a mule in the refreshing town; you can see the ancient forts and the endless beaches, corresponding to each other; driving is actually prohibited there, so you can Drive around without worrying about dodging wheels. In the 1960s, many artists and poets discovered this island and moved their studios and studios here.

●The monastery area on the top of Meteora Rock is highly recommended. Located in central Greece. According to legend, from the seventh to eighth centuries, ascetic monks began to live in seclusion in the caves here. The monastery is built on the top of a steep rock and can only be reached by ropes and net ladders. Today, there are still monks in the four largest of the original 24 monasteries. I wonder if you will be able to meet them. If you are interested in monastic culture, you can also go to Daphne Monastery, 9 kilometers away from the center of Athens. It is one of the most important Byzantine monasteries in Greece and its golden mosaics are very famous.

●Thessaloniki Thessaloniki, the capital of the Macedonian region, has an officially approved nudist beach. The name is also quite attractive, called "Poet's Beach". Because it is sparsely populated, shy people can also Enjoy the freedom of being naked there.

●Simi Island is located in the northern part of Rhodes Island, covering an area of ??only 68 square kilometers. It is divided into upper city and lower city, connected by a maze-like staircase alley. Strolling along the lanes, you will encounter many exquisite 18th and 19th century mansions. This was once one of the most prosperous islands in ancient Greece.

●Malusi is about 12 kilometers north of the city of Athens. There is a small town called Malusi, which is a famous ceramic art center; continuing north, both sides are green, with many cafes, restaurants, Large and small hotels, etc.