The Dimosari Waterfalls, also known as the Nidri Waterfalls, are a picturesque natural attraction located on the east coast of Lefkada Island, Greece. Situated approximately 3.5 km from the bustling village of Nidri, these waterfalls offer a serene escape into nature. 🌿 How to Reach the Waterfalls To access the Dimosari Waterfalls, follow the main […]
Archaeological Museum of Karpathos The Archaeological Museum of Karpathos is a must-visit for history enthusiasts exploring the island. Located in the capital, Pigadia, the museum is housed in the western wing of the Eparcheio (Prefecture) building—a structure dating back to the Italian occupation era. Established in 2005, it offers a comprehensive journey through the island’s […]
Aegean Maritime Museum The Aegean Maritime Museum in Mykonos is a non-profit institution dedicated to preserving and promoting Greek maritime history, particularly the evolution and activities of merchant ships in the Aegean Sea. Founded by George M. Dracopoulos and his spouse Ioanna, the museum opened its doors in 1985 and is housed in a traditional […]
The Museum of Palaiopolis-Mon Repos is located in the Mon Repos Estate, approximately 2 km from the center of Corfu Town (Kerkyra). Housed in a neoclassical villa built during the British occupation by High Commissioner Frederic Adam (1828–1831), the museum offers a glimpse into both 19th-century life and ancient Corfu. Museum Highlights: Visiting Information: Opening […]
Kremastos Waterfall The Kremastos Waterfall, also known as Kremasto Nero, is one of Samothraki’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. Located on the island’s southern coast, this waterfall plunges directly into the Aegean Sea from a height of approximately 180 meters, making it the highest waterfall in Greece and one of the tallest in Europe . 🌊 […]
The Church of Agia Paraskevi on Samothraki is a tranquil seaside chapel located in the northeast of the island, near the village of Ano Meria. Situated approximately 2 kilometers from the Fonias River bridge and 600 meters before the junction leading to Ano Meria and the renowned Tavern Karydies, the church is nestled in a […]
The Church of Panagia Evangelistria, also known as Megalochari, is the most significant Marian shrine in Greece, located in the town of Tinos on the island of Tinos. It serves as a major pilgrimage site, attracting thousands of visitors annually. Historical Significance The church was constructed following the miraculous discovery of the icon of Panagia […]
Delos is a small, uninhabited island in the Cyclades, Greece, renowned for its rich history, archaeological significance, and mythological heritage. Covering approximately 3.4 square kilometers, it lies between Mykonos and Rhenia. 🏛️ Historical and Cultural Significance In ancient times, Delos was considered the birthplace of the twin deities Apollo and Artemis, making it one of […]
The Monastery of Agios Nektarios is a significant religious site located in the village of Kontos, approximately 6 km from Aegina Town on the island of Aegina, Greece. It stands as one of the largest Orthodox monasteries in the Balkans and is dedicated to Saint Nektarios, one of Greece’s most revered saints. History and Significance […]
Karya is a picturesque mountain village in the central part of Lefkada, Greece, situated approximately 15 km southwest of Lefkada Town. Perched at an altitude of 500 meters, it offers a serene atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery and traditional stone architecture. With a population of around 590 residents, Karya is known for its rich cultural […]
The Kalamitsia Monastery, also known as the Jesuit Palace, is a historic and atmospheric site located near the village of Melanes on the island of Naxos, Greece. Constructed between 1679 and 1683 by Jesuit monk Roberto Sauze, it was built atop the ruins of an older Venetian mansion . The monastery was intended as a […]
