The Ancient Theater of Dodoni is located in Epirus and has maintained its reputation as one of the largest and best preserved theaters in Greece and the world. With the Oracle of Dodoni adding to its fame, this place has always been regarded as remarkable and special. The entire site has been dedicated to Zeus, the King of the Olympian Gods. So it is a spiritual place, as much as a cultural hub for the Greeks and the rest of the world. It is one of the oldest theaters in Greece, too. In fact, it was built in the 3rd century BC during the reign of the mighty King Pyrros. Although it has suffer ..read more

If you are looking for an ancient theater that encompasses the genuine principles of architectural wonders in ancient Greece, then Delphi theater is a great place to be. Originally built in the 4th century BC, this theater has been restored and transformed quite many times. However, it has always remained a true masterpiece to admire and visit. With a strong connection to the Pythian Games, this has been the cultural center of the wider region for centuries. After all, Delphi was once called Pytho and is the home of Pythia, the great oracle in Greece. Delphi Theater is made of limestone, trav ..read more

Drafting the new year’s resolution list has grown into a favorite habit. It has become more like an annual ritual that stirs our imagination and boosts our dreams. After all, setting yearly goals and ambitions cultivates our optimism for the future. In that spirit, our upcoming trips deserve to make part of our resolutions list and inspire us towards meaningful and sustainable travel. Travel eco-friendly Travelling is all about exploring the world and its treasures. Preserving these treasures for the future generations is all about environmentally conscious travelling. Reducing your carbon foo ..read more

Located in the area of Ithomi in the heart of Peloponnese, the Ancient Theater of Messene is one of the most impressive historic sites in the country. Dating back to the 3rd century BC, this site is part of Ancient Messene with the Agora and Asklipeio. Along with the theatrical performances and cultural events, this theater was also used as a parliament and a place of assembly for the locals ever since antiquity. So over the years, it has marked the history of the region in a unique manner. The theater resembles the shape of a horseshoe and there are stairways every 20 meters or so, dividing ..read more

If you are fascinated by history, then the Ancient Theater of Thera is a must-see on the island of Santorini. Dating back to the 2nd century BC, this is one of the most historic sites in Santorini and offers a wonderful view to the Aegean. With a capacity of 1,500 people, this place could not only host theatrical performances and events. It was also used as a parliament for the locals in the Hellenistic – Roman era. So schedule a visit and feel its unique energy surrounding you, in a place where the past and present join and the outcome is purely mesmeric. The Ancient Theater of Thera is loca ..read more

A magnificent mountain range in Epirus, tradition, nature, altitude, natural beauty, rare flora and fauna… Metsovo guarantees all this and even more. All you have to do is pack your suitcases and head to the Prefecture of Ionnina, the capital of Epirus. Metsovo is perched at an altitude of 1.150 meters within a landscape of overwhelming beauty between the imposing mountain of Pindus and flowing rivers. It has all the necessary ingredients to deeply stir your senses through its picturesque character; cobblestone streets, traditional fountains, stone houses and above all a character that remains ..read more

Located in the southern part of the Pindus mountains, Karpenisi is the ideal destination for winter getaways. The snow falls and creates a wonderful atmosphere, with Velouchi Ski Center within a short distance calling your name. Whether you are a sports enthusiast or you prefer a hot chocolate while the thick white blanket slowly covers nature all around, Christmas in Karpenisi is the perfect place to be. Christmas in Karpenisi is as lovely and quaint as you would have imagined. There are various customs and traditions that will add to the festive vibe, with the local housewives preparing swe ..read more

Owned by the Theodore Charagionis Foundation, Hellenic Motor Museum was established in 2011 in the very center of Athens. It is located within short distance from the National Archaeological Museum and stretches to over 5,000 square meters in a truly amazing building at the Capitol shopping mall. If you are looking for a wonderful museum that is both contemporary and filled with treasures from the modern world, with essences of tradition and nostalgia, then this will be a highlight of your stay in Athens! There are well over 110 exhibits on display at the museum any given time, while the enti ..read more

Located in the outskirts of the city, Noesis Thessaloniki Science Center & Technology Museum is a true sight for sore eyes. Established in 1978, the museum has been transformed into a wonderful sanctuary for Greek Science and Technology, maintaining and protecting Greek Technological Heritage. You will find it in the area of Thermi and you will be amazed by its design, created by French architech Denis Laming and following a futuristic stylistic approach. There are many things to do and see at Noesis (which is the Greek word for Cognition or Intellect). First of all, there is a Digital Pl ..read more

Do you know that the world as we know it would stop to exist in just four years, if bees became extinct? This is a truly shocking fact, for sure! It is true that bees are valuable parts of nature, always buzzing around and tranferring pollen to plants and flowers. Without them, the balance of nature would be off and there are many negative results in such a slippery slope. And if you want to know more about bees and their value to humanity and the world, then the Bee Museum in Rhodes is just the place to be! Located in the settlement of Pastida, this is a one-of-a-kind museum dedicated to bee ..read more