Tourism in Greece

May 07 2023

Greece is a country located in southeastern Europe, and occupies a strategic location at the crossroads between Europe, Asia and Africa, and shares its land borders with Albania, with a population of about 11 million people and its capital and largest city is the city of Athens. This country is distinguished and unique from others for several reasons and factors, the first of which is the presence of more than one amazing island in it surrounded by the emerald waters of the Mediterranean, and the second is its amazing architecture, as Greece is famous for its white houses and buildings with wonderful blue domes that dazzle everyone who sees it, and it is also famous for its picturesque nature as you will find During your wandering through a lot of mountains, hills, rivers and streams. As for Greek history, it is a history full of events, and the country is considered the cradle of Western civilization, as democracy, Western philosophy, and the Olympic Games that are still held to this day were established in it. The climate of Greece is characterized as ideal, subtropical, hot, dry in summer and mild, wet in winter. The beaches of Greece are characterized by sea breezes that reduce the temperature in summer.

Information about the Acropolis of Athens
The Acropolis of Athens is an ancient rocky hill that contains the remains of many ancient buildings of architectural and historical importance, the most famous of which is the Parthenon. Fifth BC, after the victory over the Persians and the establishment of democracy, a leading position among other cities in the ancient world, and in the era that followed, with the flourishing of thought and art, an exceptional group of artists transformed this rocky hill into an artistic and unique monument.

Information about the Parthenon
It is the temple that dominates the hill of the Acropolis in Athens. It was built in the middle of the fifth century BC in dedication to the Greek goddess Athena Parthenos (Virgin Athena). Its decorative sculptures and white marble columns are a living example of Greek art. It is a constant symbol of ancient Greece, Athenian democracy and Western civilization.

Information about the Acropolis Museum
The Acropolis Museum is located in the city of Athens, specifically at the foot of the Acropolis Hill, and it is one of the most beautiful archaeological museums in the city, as it contains many statues, sculptures, miniatures, and artistic paintings made of stones that reflect the city’s civilization and culture from the Bronze Age to the Roman and Byzantine eras in Greece. These artifacts were found near the museum among the rocks and on the surrounding cliffs. Visit it with your family or friends, and enjoy getting to know this amazing city.

Information about Navagio Beach
Navagio Bay Beach or Shipwreck Beach is unique and unlike other beaches in Greece, as it is a small sandy area between high rocks that can only be reached by boat, and the most important thing that makes this beach unique is the rusty wrecked ship of some smugglers who Stranded and moored on its sandy beach, the beach with its turquoise blue waters is one of the wonderful tourist signs in Greece that attracts thousands of tourists every year from different parts of the world to enjoy various activities such as swimming, sailing and diving. After visiting the beach itself, you must see it from above. Navagio beach view! You will see how amazingly beautiful it is, much better than sea level.

Information about the Holy Trinity Monastery
The Monastery of the Holy Trinity in Meteora is one of the oldest hanging monasteries whose construction dates back to the beginnings of the Middle Ages and still exists today, which made UNESCO include it in its list of the World Human Heritage. The monastery is one of the most difficult places for visitors to reach, yet it is one of the most visited places in Greece and the luckiest one in terms of the interest of photographers to take beautiful pictures of it, as its charming panoramic view captures their eyes and proves to them that it is worth the trouble of climbing to the top and repeating the visit again.