Tag: Travel Greece

Thessaloniki's Olympou Street Named Among Time Out's 10 Coolest Streets Worldwide (2025)

In a digital age of scripted trips, Time Out’s latest ranking revives the magic of serendipity with Thessaloniki’s Olympou Street as a standout. Nestled among global icons like Rio’s Rua do Senado and Montreal’s Sherbrooke West, this northern Greek haven blends effortless cool, seaside tavernas, and unfiltered community charm. Ready to wander off the grid?

Sunset Lovers guide to the cyclades

Sunset Lover's Guide to the Cyclades

Sunset is the embodiment of romance, so where else to best enjoy one than in the Greek Islands, undoubtedly one of the most romantic places on earth? Cyclades sunsets are some of the most beautiful in the world, so here are some of the best, most romantic vantage points from which to celebrate the magical golden hour.

Amorgos: The Cycladic Island Stealing the Spotlight from Santorini

French media are buzzing about Amorgos, a lesser-known Cycladic island emerging as the new summer hotspot. Touting its serene beaches, dramatic cliffs, and authentic charm, they call it a “rare pearl” compared to crowded Santorini. With hiking trails, historic sites like the cliffside Monastery of Panagia Hozoviotissa, and the picturesque village of Chora, Amorgos offers a tranquil Greek escape.

Mystras Unesco

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Greece 2025

The sun dips low over the rugged cliffs of Meteora, casting golden hues across monasteries perched impossibly atop stone pillars, a testament to human devotion since their inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. Far to the south, the Acropolis of Athens, honored in 1987, stands as an enduring symbol of ancient democracy, its marble columns whispering tales of a civilization that shaped the Western world. From the medieval walls of Rhodes (1988) to the sacred stillness of Mount Athos (1988), Greece’s eighteen UNESCO sites weave a tapestry of history, faith, and artistry, each a chapter in a story spanning millennia.

Santorini

Santorini Shines: Tourism Minister and Hoteliers Debunk Fake News, Welcome Visitors

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni and Santorini Hoteliers Association President Antonis Pagonis have united to assure the world that Santorini is safe, open, and ready for the 2025 season. Addressing international media in London, Kefalogianni highlighted the island’s resilience and Greece’s sustainable tourism strategy, while Pagonis debunked damaging fake news, urging travelers to trust reliable sources. From AI-enhanced apps to eco-friendly hotel ratings, Santorini is poised to welcome visitors with open arms.

Gioras, the oldest working Bakery on Mykonos island

Step back in time and indulge in the authentic flavors of medieval Mykonos. This historic bakery invites you to savor traditional Greek recipes, including delectable breads, pies, and buns, while exploring one of the island’s oldest and most picturesque settlements. Experience the true essence of Mykonian cuisine and soak up the charming atmosphere of this timeless destination.

Mykonos sunset 180 degrees bar

Sunset Lover's Guide to the Cyclades

Sunset is the embodiment of romance, so where else to best enjoy one than in the Greek Islands, undoubtedly one of the most romantic places on earth? Cyclades sunsets are some of the most beautiful in the world, so here are some of the best, most romantic vantage points from which to celebrate the magical golden hour.

The Greek Herbalist: Kythera Tour Honouring Juliette of the Herbs

The Greek Herbalist: Kythera Tour Honouring Juliette of the Herbs

“Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food.” Join the Greek Herbalist’s ‘Herbal Medicine Tour on Kythera Honouring Juliette de Bairacli Levy’ to rediscover the profound connection between plants and holistic health.

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