Tour of the island of Rhodes
Tour of the island of Rhodes The island of the Sun, the Knights and the UNESCO old town. The island of Rhodes is in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea. The first inhabitants founded their settlements in 4000 BC and the first cities were built in 1100 BC. It was the sunniest place in […]
Tour of the island of Crete
The Minoans and the Cretans. The Minoan is considered the oldest civilization in Europe. It was developed in the island of Crete 5,000 years ago but is still relevant in terms of bioclimatic buildings, sustainable lifestyle, scientific knowledge and gender equality. During the medieval period, the island was included in the Byzantine Empire and was […]
The footsteps of Alexander the Great and Aristotle
When the teacher met the student. Macedonia is the largest and second most populous Greek region. It incorporates most of the territories of ancient Macedonia, a kingdom ruled by the Argead dynasty. Alexander the Great, his father King Philip II, and the well-known philosopher Aristotle – Alexander’s teacher, were the most famous Macedonians. This legendary […]
Athens City Break
The cradle of civilization. Athens has a recorded history that dates to the 11th century BC. The city lived its golden age in the 5th century BC as the center of Democracy, Science, Education, Art and Philosophy. It became the capital city of the Greek State in 1834. The population of the metropolitan area today […]
Thessaloniki City Break
2,300-year-old stories and urban legends. Thessaloniki is located along the sea of the Thermaic Gulf. It was founded in 315 BC and flourished after the 4th century AD as one of the capitals of the Byzantine Empire. It became an important city of the Ottoman Empire until its liberation in 1912. During the 20th century, […]
War Memorial Tours
WWI Salonica Front, WWII Battle of the Forts, Battle of Crete, Holocausts. The modern history of Greece begins with the Greek War of Independence in 1821. Several regions in Greece played a vital role in both World Wars. The battlefields, the allied military cemeteries, and the war museums preserve a significant heritage. The Salonica Front […]
The footsteps of St Paul in Greece
A journey based on the Letters of Saint Paul. During his missionary journeys, Apostle Paul wrote 13 Letters that became the New Testament books. The letters were written in Greek, as it was the language of commerce, education, and communication with foreigners. Most of the St Paul’s Epistles were written to communities in Greece. A […]
Journeys to Byzantine Greece
Castles, Churches, Monasteries, Monuments and Art of the Byzantine Empire. In 330 AD the Roman Emperor Constantine founded Constantinople, the new capital of the Empire. The city was founded on the ancient site of Byzantium and soon became the center of Christianity. The city of Thessaloniki became the second most important city of the Byzantine […]
Outdoor activities in Northern Greece
Mountains, Forests, Lakes, Rivers, Thermal Springs. Northern Greece has hidden gems of natural beauty. Lakes and wetlands, forests and mountain peaks, waterfalls and thermal springs shaped in unique landscapes. The small traditional villages and the ancient Greek sites proclaim the sustainability of this part of Greece. Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in Greece (2.918 […]
Weddings in Thessaloniki & Halkidiki
The perfect day in the perfect place. Medieval castles viewing the port, historical buildings, Byzantine churches listed in UNESCO, exotic beaches, dreamy sunsets, outstanding resorts, unique landscapes, are available for the most romantic day of your life. After the ceremony, begin your life with a dreamy honeymoon in Halkidiki. The region of the 550 km […]
