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Nymfaio
Nymfaio, Greece
Restored stone mountain village in beech forest, known for traditional Macedonian architecture and nearby wildlife conservation.
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Archaeological Site of Olympia
Olympia, Greece
Sanctuary of Zeus where the ancient Olympic Games were held, with stadium, temples and major museum collections.
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Nafpaktos Castle and Venetian Harbour
Nafpaktos, Greece
Layered hill fortress descending toward a compact fortified harbour on the Gulf of Corinth.
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Municipal Museum of the Kalavryta Holocaust
Kalavryta, Greece
Museum documenting the destruction of Kalavryta and the mass execution of local men and boys by German forces in December 1943.
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Mega Spilaio Monastery
Kalavryta, Greece
Monastery built against a dramatic cliff above the Vouraikos valley near Kalavryta.
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Old Town of Corfu
Corfu, Greece
Dense historic town shaped by Venetian fortifications, arcaded streets, British-era buildings and Ionian cultural life.
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Achilleion Palace
Gastouri, Greece
Neoclassical palace and gardens built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria, decorated around the mythology of Achilles.
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Paleokastritsa Monastery and Coast
Paleokastritsa, Greece
Monastery above a deeply indented Corfu coast of wooded headlands, small beaches and clear bays.
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Navagio Viewpoint
Zakynthos, Greece
Clifftop viewpoint over Zakynthos's famous Shipwreck Beach, where a wreck lies on a pale cove enclosed by limestone cliffs.
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Myrtos Beach
Kefalonia, Greece
Broad white-pebble beach below steep Kefalonian cliffs, admired both from the shore and roadside viewpoints.
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Porto Katsiki
Lefkada, Greece
Dramatic Lefkada beach beneath bright limestone cliffs on the island's exposed southwest coast.
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Nea Moni of Chios
Chios, Greece
Eleventh-century Byzantine monastery in the hills of Chios, celebrated for its mosaics and imperial foundation.
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Pyrgi
Chios, Greece
Mastic village in southern Chios known for geometric black-and-white façade decoration called xysta.
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Heraion of Samos
Ireon, Greece
Major ancient sanctuary of Hera on Samos, preserving the remains of one of the largest Ionic temples ever attempted.
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Tunnel of Eupalinos
Pythagoreio, Greece
Remarkable sixth-century BCE water tunnel bored through Mount Kastro to supply ancient Samos.
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Petrified Forest of Lesvos
Sigri, Greece
Volcanic landscape in western Lesvos preserving large standing and fallen fossilised tree trunks.
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Molyvos Castle
Mithymna, Greece
Hilltop fortress above the stone town of Molyvos on Lesvos, with broad views across the northern Aegean.
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Oia
Santorini, Greece
Cliff-edge Santorini village of whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches and caldera views.
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Akrotiri Archaeological Site
Santorini, Greece
Bronze Age town preserved beneath volcanic ash on Santorini, with streets, multi-storey buildings and traces of wall paintings.
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Ancient Thera
Santorini, Greece
Ancient city stretched along a high ridge above Kamari and Perissa, with Hellenistic and Roman remains.
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Delos
Delos, Greece
Sacred Cycladic island covered by the remains of a major sanctuary of Apollo and a once-thriving Hellenistic trading town.
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Mykonos Chora and Windmills
Mykonos, Greece
Whitewashed Cycladic town of lanes, waterfront quarters, chapels and iconic windmills.
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Portara of Naxos
Naxos, Greece
Monumental marble doorway of an unfinished Archaic temple standing on the islet of Palatia beside Naxos Town.
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Temple of Demeter at Sangri
Sangri, Greece
Restored sixth-century BCE marble sanctuary in the fertile interior of Naxos.
