Hosios Loukas - Delphi

Mount Parnassus - Enjoy a stunning view of the mountains adorned with olive trees right before your eyes.

Monastery of Hosios Loukas - Our journey begins at the Monastery of Hosios Loukas, showcasing the second golden age of Byzantine art (11th -12th century) with its exquisite golden mosaics and fine architecture, recognized by UNESCO.

Delphi - We will head to the ancient site of Delphi, a renowned sanctuary dedicated to Apollo with a PanHellenic significance. It served as an oracle and was considered the center of the world. Today, Delphi symbolizes Greek cultural unity, offering a serene view of the Greek mountains.

Temple of Apollo - Visit the mystical Temple of Apollo, where Pytheia communicated with the God, along with the ancient theater and stadium.

Delphi Archaeological Museum - In the museum, you can admire the famous charioteer and Gold Ivory statues.

Arachova - Aráchova is a picturesque mountain village at the foot of Mt. Parnassós in Viotia, Southern Greece. It is Greece’s most cosmopolitan winter destination, popular among ski enthusiasts, celebrities, and first-time visitors seeking a dreamy mountain setting with modern amenities. Its modern ski resort, proximity to Athens, and breathtaking landscape make it a favorite. Besides mountain activities, Aráchova is known for its vibrant nightlife and is a preferred mountain resort for Athenians.

Thermopylae - Kalambaka - Meteora

Battlefield of Thermopylae - Visit the historic battlefield of Thermopylae, where you can feel the presence of those who fought for freedom against the Persians.

Leonidas Monument - See the statue of Leonidas, standing opposite Kolonos Hill, where the valiant Spartans made their last stand.

Historical Information Center Thermopylon - At the historical center, enjoy a 3D movie that takes you back in time, feeling the presence of those who fought for freedom under foreign rule.

Kalabaka - We will drive through the mountains, bypassing the national highway to experience the true Greek countryside. Passing through Lamia, Trikala, and Karditsa, we will reach Kalambaka, a charming small city dominated by the Meteora. You will have time to visit the Meteora Monasteries and enjoy a local dinner after settling at the hotel.

Great Meteoron Monastery - Explore the monasteries and get a closer look at the holy rocks. Meteora, meaning ‘suspended in the air,’ is one of the largest and most significant complexes of Eastern Orthodox Monasteries still in use. It combines natural beauty and cultural heritage, making it a unique destination among the world’s monuments. Great Meteoron is the largest and most impressive.

Roussanou Monastery - Admire the beautiful wall-paintings of the Catholicon from 1560. Visit Roussanou for a different perspective of the surrounding cliffs and adjacent monasteries. Follow the pathway from this monastery to the upper main road to discover an off-the-road panoramic viewpoint that allows you to walk on bare rocks! Roussanou is also a nunnery hidden among the trees.

Agios Stefanos - The Holy Monastery of Agios Stefanos is one of the few female monasteries in Meteora. The exact date of its construction is unknown, but evidence suggests it was built in the 15th century.

Ioannina - Dodoni

Dodoni Sanctuary and Theatre - Drive to the Ancient Greek Oracle of Dodoni, where a vast site is preserved, revealing the ancient Greek theater, the Temple, and the Oracle of Zeus. The sanctuary of Dodoni was a major spiritual center in ancient Greece, the oldest of the Greek oracles, where people traveled great distances to consult priests who foretold the future.

Pavlos Vrellis Museum of Greek History - This is the largest museum of wax effigies in Greece, a significant part of our history. Everything in this museum, from conception to creation, was handcrafted by a man passionate about bringing elements of his country’s history to life.

Perama Cave - Located on the western shore of Lake Pamvotis, Ioannina is one of northern Greece’s most atmospheric cities, known for its silver artisans during the Ottoman Empire. The old fortified city, Kastro, encloses a tranquil quarter with minarets, and an island in the lake offers a peaceful, car-free escape. Near Ioannina, visit the Perama Cave, a timeless cave (1.5 km long) with beautiful stalagmites and stalactites formations created 1.5 million years ago.

Zagorochoria - Ioannina

Zagorohoria - Depart from Ioannina for a day tour in Zagorohoria, a group of picturesque, elevated villages with small bridges over the river. Enjoy a traditional Greek lunch before returning to Ioannina to spend the rest of the day.

Lake Pamvotis - This unique lake is the only one in the world with a small inhabited island, located just across from the city.

Ioannina Castle - The southeast part of Ioannina is a beautiful fortified old town, a historic landmark. It is the oldest Byzantine fortress in Greece, continuously inhabited to this day. Enter the castle’s main gate, bearing the coat of arms of Ali Pasha, the Ottoman ruler during the late 18th – early 19th century. During his rule, Ioannina became a major educational, political, and cultural hub.

Metsovo - Vergina - Pella - Thessaloniki

Metsovo - This charming village, retaining its traditional character, is nestled on the mountainside below Katara Col in the Pindos Mountain Range. Metsovo is lively year-round, offering natural beauty, especially in winter. The famous Vlach village, birthplace of several national benefactors, is Epirus’ beloved tourist destination.

Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai (Vergina) - Visit the museum built around the original location of the Royal Tombs, showcasing their golden belongings and the imposing tomb of Philip II, father of Alexander the Great.

Archaeological Museum of Pella - This modern museum, opened in 2009, rivals other Greek museums in major cities.

Thessaloniki - Drive to Thessaloniki for an overnight stay. Thessaloniki is Greece’s second-largest city and the region’s most important center. Built near the sea, it is a modern metropolis with a rich history and cosmopolitan character, offering unique beauty and charm. A visit to Thessaloniki will make you want to return.

Thessaloniki City Tour

Thessaloniki - Tour this beautiful city to see highlights like the White Tower, the Arch of Galerius, the Rotunda, the Roman Agora, the cathedral of Saint Demetrius, the city wall, and Ano Poli (Upper City) with its breathtaking view of the city and the Aegean Sea. Enjoy a traditional northern Greek lunch in the Ladadika area. The rest of the day is free to explore the city at your own pace, visit museums, walk in Aristotelous Square, or shop in the central commercial streets.

White Tower of Thessaloniki - The White Tower is a monument and museum on Thessaloniki’s waterfront. The current tower replaced an old Byzantine fortification mentioned around the 12th century, reconstructed by the Ottoman Empire after Sultan Murad II captured Thessaloniki in 1430. The tower was a notorious prison and execution site during Ottoman rule.

Rotunda - This iconic monument of Thessaloniki was built in the early 4th century AD, likely as a temple for ancient cult worship or a mausoleum for Constantine the Great.

Arch of Galerius - Located near the Rotunda, the Arch of Galerius is a memorial monument built around 305 AD to honor Roman Emperor Galerius after his victory over the Persians. It was part of the Roman Palace of Galerius, which extended through the current squares of Navarinou and Hippodrome.

Eptapyrgio Castle - The Heptapyrgion is a Byzantine and Ottoman-era fortress in the northeastern corner of Thessaloniki’s Acropolis. Despite its name, meaning ‘Fortress of Seven Towers,’ it has ten towers and was named after the Yedikule Fortress in Constantinople. It served as the city’s main redoubt and the garrison commander’s seat until the late 19th century.

Church of Saint Dimitrios - Patron of Thessaloniki - The Church of Saint Demetrius is the main sanctuary dedicated to Saint Demetrius, Thessaloniki’s patron saint, dating back to when it was the Byzantine Empire’s second-largest city. It is part of the Palaeochristian and Byzantine Monuments of Thessaloniki, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988. Beneath the church is the site where St. Demetrios and other early Roman Christians were martyred.

Filippi - Kavala

Kavala - Kavala is a picturesque city built on the slopes of Mt. Symvolo. The city’s historic buildings reflect its modern character. Enjoy free time to explore the Acropolis, old castle, archaeological museum, tobacco museum, historical buildings, or take an evening walk by the sea.

Dion - Litochoro

Dion Archaeological Park - Drive to the site of Dion, an ancient Greek city named after Zeus, significant during the Macedonian Period. Here, Philip II and Alexander the Great made sacrifices to the Gods. Visit the sanctuary of Isis, the oldest sanctuary of Goddess Demeter, Hellenistic and Roman theaters, a stadium, the mansion of Dionysos with its beautiful mosaics, and many other public and private buildings.

Archaeological Museum of Dion - Located in the village of Dion, 500 meters from the archaeological site entrance, the museum displays finds from various excavations. The exhibits are organized by excavation area and include discoveries from ancient Pydna and other archaeological sites in Pieria. The basement features an educational film on daily life in ancient Dion and audiovisual materials related to ancient Dion and Olympus.

Litochoro - After lunch in Dion, drive to the scenic village of Litochoro at the foothills of Mount Olympus, where we will stay for the rest of the day and overnight. Litochoro is the closest location to Mt. Olympus at sea level, making it a popular starting point for climbers. We will stay at the base of Greece’s highest mountain, home to the 12 Gods of Olympus according to Greek mythology.

Pilio - Volos

Pelion - Pelion is a mountainous peninsula in Thessaly, ideal for both summer and winter holidays due to its diverse natural landscape. Besides its beautiful beaches, Pelion offers sightseeing opportunities, including stone-made churches, and traditional taverns with local delicacies. It is a popular destination for hiking, mountain climbing, skiing, mountain biking, and horseback riding.

Tsagkarada - Tsagkarada, located 500m above sea level on the eastern side of Mt. Pelion, is a densely wooded area overlooking the Aegean. The village is surrounded by chestnut and plane trees, blending with old and new constructions. Enjoy a coffee at the central square of Agia Paraskevi, home to a 10-century-old Plane Tree.

Volos - Volos is one of Greece’s largest and most attractive cities, as well as a prominent port. Built near ancient Iolcos, it dominates the Magnesia region from its position at the foot of Mount Pelion, overlooking the Pagasetic Gulf. This beautiful area combines the allure of the sea with the mystical charm of the Centaurs’ mountain, captivating visitors with its mythical background.

Volos - Athens

Volos - Enjoy free time in Volos for shopping or swimming.

Athens - Return to Athens.

• Complimentary pick-up and drop-off at hotel, AirBnb, or port
• Bottled water provided
• Private transport in a comfortable vehicle
• Knowledgeable professional drivers (Note: drivers are not licensed for guided tours inside historical sites)

• Accommodation (We work with some of the best hotels. We have to know the number of the rooms)
• Entrance Fees
• Airport Pick Up and drop-off (Additional cost)
• Licensed Tour guide on request (Additional cost)

• Accommodation (If you need our help we work with some of the best hotels in each area, we only need to know the number of the rooms)
• The duration of the tours is approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
• The drivers are not licensed to accompany you inside any site or museum. If you require a licensed guide to tour the sites with you, you need to hire one additionally. If you have any questions you can contact us on the phone number provided by Viator.
• Our company complies with all the health instructions of the World Health Organization about COVID-19.

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