About Greece
Greece, the birthplace of democracy, philosophy, and Western civilization, where ancient temples crown hilltops and crystal-clear waters lap at pristine island shores. From the iconic Acropolis in Athens to the romantic sunsets of Santorini and the historic monasteries of Meteora, Greece seamlessly blends its illustrious past with breathtaking natural beauty.
Experience the warmth of Greek hospitality, savor Mediterranean cuisine, explore thousands of islands each with its own character, and walk in the footsteps of ancient philosophers in a country where mythology and reality beautifully intertwine.
Best Time to Visit
April to June and September to October offer perfect weather for sightseeing and island hopping.
Travel Essentials
Top Attractions
Acropolis of Athens
Ancient citadel featuring the iconic Parthenon temple
Santorini
Volcanic island famous for stunning sunsets and white-washed buildings
Meteora
Monasteries perched dramatically on towering rock pillars
Delphi
Ancient sanctuary and oracle site on the slopes of Mount Parnassus
Mykonos
Cosmopolitan island known for beaches, nightlife, and Cycladic architecture
Rhodes Old Town
Medieval walled city and UNESCO World Heritage site
Funfacts
- - Greece has 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites including ancient monuments and natural areas
- - The country comprises over 6,000 islands, with 227 inhabited
- - Greek is one of the oldest recorded living languages in the world
- - Greece is the birthplace of the Olympic Games and democracy
Local Cuisine
Mediterranean cuisine emphasizing olive oil, fresh vegetables, seafood, and aromatic herbs
Popular Dishes
- Moussaka
- Souvlaki
- Greek Salad
- Tzatziki
- Dolmades
- Baklava
Traditional Beverages
- Ouzo
- Retsina Wine
- Greek Coffee
- Frappe
- Metaxa
Getting Around
Major Cities
Local Transport
Extensive ferry network between islands, buses, metro in Athens, and domestic flights
