The Ancient Wonders of Greece (Your Places To See In This Lifetime)

Hello, everybody! I’m more than excited to share one of my quick travel stories regarding my visit to Greece!

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  • What are the Ancient Wonders of Greece?
  • Which Ancient Wonder of Greece is the most popular tourist attraction?
  • When is the best time to visit the Ancient Wonders of Greece?
  • And much more...

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For history lovers and culture enthusiasts, spring is the perfect time to explore the ancient wonders of Greece. The combined advantages of rising temperatures and relatively thin tourist crowds turn this Mediterranean gem into a captivating glimpse of one of the most influential civilizations in the world.

Grееcе’s ancient sites are super cool, and checking them out in the springtime when it is not too crowded is even better. When I went, I couldn’t believe how great the Acropolis of Athens was, and the views from the Santorini caldera were simply out of this world.

Start in Athens, where you can see the awesome Acropolis and the famous Parthenon, representing how brilliant the ancient Greeks were. Stroll around the Plаkа area, noticing cool old houses and fun restaurants that transport you in mind back in time.

Following an exploration of Athens, head out to the Greek Islands—each has a special vibe and cool things to see. Stroll among the ruins of a 15th-century BCE labyrinthine palace—the remains of ancient Minoan ruins—on the island of Crete. Or take a boat ride to volcanic Santorini, with its villages of whitewashed tapestries of houses that seem stuck to the dramatic cliffs, affording heart-stopping views over the Aegean.

For a really offbeat adventure, take the Mythological Peloponnesian Tour and drive across the heartland of ancient Greek mythology. Visit the legendary site of Olympia, where the Olympic Games were born, and the ancient theater of Epidaurus, famous for its amazing acoustics. You’ll pass archaeological wonders and landscapes that inspired some of the greatest stories of gods and heroes along the way.

April offers the alternative possibility of joining the colorful Eastern celebrations in Greece, with age-old traditions and religious processions along the streets in revelry. Join in with the locals as they swap red-dyed boiled eggs and eat great traditional foods like tsoureki, sweet bread, and maghiritsa, lamb with rice soup.

Here’s a helpful tip: If you want to learn more about Greek mythology, try going on a guided tour. These ancient stories will be brought to life as famous sites are visited during these tours. When exploring Greece’s historical places, ensure that you put on comfortable shoes and wear loose clothing, since it can be hilly and the grounds may not be level. Moreover, remember to carry sunscreen with you because the sun may be very powerful in the Mediterranean.