Flower of the East. That was the name the Italians gave to this beautiful, arrowhead-shaped, green place of azure seas and hidden beaches

Patras became an important city around 150 BC, when the Romans captured the region and Caesar Augustus built a colony there around 25 BC. It is divided into an older, upper city with many restored neoclassical buildings, and a lower, more recently developed city, with winding streets and stairways connecting the two

Agios Nikolaos is an exceptionally beautiful, self-contained little town, and one of the most popular destinations in Crete. All in all, this picturesque place is ideal for photographers and painters

Athens is a place that sets fire to the imagination, as one wanders among the ancient monuments and visualizes what life might have been like during the Golden Age

Thessaloniki, or Salonika, as most of the English-speaking world knows it, has one of the most beautiful topographical locations in Europe

In mythology, Mykonos is named after its first ruler, Mykons, a local hero, and a son of Apollo. It was here that Hercules killed the giants, after tricking them to come down from Mt. Olympus

It has been called the most famous work of sculpture in the world. And it came from Milos, this most southwesterly of the Cycladic Islands

With its Venetian harbor, narrow, maze-like streets, Venetian mansions, fountains, Byzantine Churches, harbor-side lighthouse, fortress, and mosque, this is one of Greece's most interesting and picturesque cities, and Crete's most beautiful

Rhodes is the island of knights and a real jewel in the Mediterranean, warmed from the rays of the god Helios. Crystal clear sea, beautiful bays, priceless archaeological finds, great cultural heritage and incredible ancient artifacts make this island just fabulous!

Because of its volcanic history, Santorini is easily the most spectacular of the Greek islands. It is one of the most popular island destinations in the world