Greek holidays

Athens is a true pearl of ancient architecture, where you can feel the spirit of history at every step. The acropolis with the majestic Parthenon is the most famous symbol of the city – this temple was erected in honor of the goddess Athena and still impresses with the harmony of proportions. Right next to it is the Erechteion, at the foot of the Acropolis hill is the Dionysus Theater, the oldest theater in the world. Another impressive place is the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Athenian Agora.

Thermopylae is a place where history comes alive among mountains and legends. Visiting this place, you can feel the atmosphere of ancient glory and understand why the story of Thermopylae has survived for millennia. This is not only a history lesson, but also an inspiring journey into the depths of Greek identity.

The Metamorfosis Sotiros (Transfiguration of the Saviour) Monastery is a charming sacred monument that delights with its tranquility and beauty of architecture. The interior of the monastery hides valuable icons and elements of decor characteristic of Orthodox monasticism. A visit there is a unique experience, combining spirituality with contact with nature and history.

Visiting the Meteors is a real experience – it is one of the most unusual places in Greece and in the world. These majestic monasteries suspended on the tops of vertical rocks look like they float between heaven and earth. Meteors are not only a stunning landscape, but also the spiritual center of Orthodoxy, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The monasteries, erected since the 14th century, contain valuable frescoes, icons and an atmosphere of silence and concentration. A visit to the Meteors is a combination of admiration for nature, history and human effort – a place that really takes your breath away and stays in your memory for a long time.