Winter sunshine in Greece is the perfect opportunity for an escape to winter resorts, or other dreamy places dotting the mainland. Outdoor activities, the invigorating fresh air, romantic strolling in towns and villages will definitely whet your appetite for a finely cooked local dish wherever you choose to spend the holidays.
Imagine the biggest party you've ever seen. Join in a forbidden festival. Wander through the streets, playing pranks. Add loud music and some thousands of participants dressed in you-name-it costumes floating the streets. Under the auspices of the Carnival King, you are welcome to come together with all the fellow masqueraders and fill the city streets, bars, clubs and colourful parade groups.
Only a few kilometres away from the busy port of Volos in Thessaly stands mythical Mt. Pelion, which according to Greek mythology was home to the mythical Centaurs, creatures who were half man and half horse. Ancient Greek heroes such as Achilles, Jason and Theseus came to Mount Pelion to master the arts taught by the Centaurs.
World widely known for its unique and multidimensional nightlife, Greece is an ideal destination for those who want to have fun, leaving stress and problems behind. Greek nights last longer and enthusiasm is undiminished, offering unforgettable moments. As expected, the three largest cities of Greece, Athens, Thessaloniki and Patras, hold the reigns of this superb nightlife. If you would like to go out, on the following options, you'll find the place to raise your spirits.
Some routes are made for winter walking when bitter weather sets in! This charming season lends nature unique colours. History-laden walkways next to rivers and lakes will offer you magnificent tranquil moments in the city.
If crispy cold weather frightens you, put on your coat, hat and gloves and come along with us on a walk to different cities in Greece.
National Park of Messolonghi-Etoliko Lagoons, of lower flow, of Acheloos and Evinos rivers delta and of Echinades islands" (Official Government Gazette 477/31 May 2006).
Love to go shoe-shopping? Love eco-friendly products? Want to find everything you need in a single store? You seek items of luxury and high aesthetics when you go shopping? You look for ‘treasures’ from old times, works of art in out-of-the-way places or original materials for your own personal creations? Whichever type of shopper you are, Athens is not going to let you down. The city’s best shopping areas are there for you to explore…
Kavala, the capital and main port of the Kavala prefecture is amphitheatrically built on the slopes of Mt. Symvolo forming one of the most picturesque cities in Greece. The city’s breeze sweeps through its historic buildings, which perfectly reflect the city’s modern character.
At the foot of Mount Geraneia, built in the northern part of the Corinthian Gulf’s cove, lies Loutraki; a coastal town which is internationally known for its thermal springs! During the ΄50s, ΄60s and ΄70s it was a very popular vacation resort both for Greek and foreign visitors. The first Casino in Greece was established in 1928 in Loutraki, whilst in 1995 the biggest Casino in Europe re-opened in Loutraki, which enhanced the city’s tourism.
Welcome to Patras, a bustling student city, a place where entertainment, history and culture mingle together to create a destination filled with wonderful discoveries.
