Athens   The capital of Greece, one of the oldest cities in the world, Athens is pervaded by the spirit of Ancient Myths. A history of more than 2,500 years is evident in every crossroad: the hill of the Acropolis with the Parthenon, the nearby Roman Theatre, the Ancient Agora, the Roman Market, the remains of Byzantine Monastic life in Kessariani and Dafni Monastery, where the frescoes are as lively as they were some 1,500 years ago.

Chania   Chania (Hania) is located on the northwest coast of Crete. The Venetian harbor of Chania is ringed with restaurants, taverns, cafeterias and ouzo bars. From there and through narrow streets the city invites visitors to its mysteries.

Thessaloniki   Thessaloniki is distinguished by its multitude of Roman and Byzantine monuments, including the What Castle, the old city, and innumerable Byzantine churches. The entire city pulsates with life, buzzing with activity in the streets, parks and squares, taverns, restaurants, and ouzeries.