Macedonia Greece is a perfect place for summer and winter. During the times of Alexander the Great, it was one of the most powerful kingdoms in Greece. It boasts ancient cities, holy places, and natural wonders that bridge the years between now and ancient times.
In Greece’s central Macedonia region lies the beautiful Kaimaktsalan ski resort. Resting on the northeastern side of Mt Voras, visitors from around the world come to ski and enjoy the wonder and history of Greece. The Prefecture of Pella, named after the capital of Macedonia and the birthplace of Alexander the Great, is an area of … Read more
Macedonia Greece is one of the most discussed topics these days. We wrote this post for you to know which place in Greece is actually Macedonia along with things to do in Macedonia Greece. Where is Macedonia located? Macedonia is part of Greece and includes a variety of regions: Kastoria, Florina, Kozani, Grevena, Pella, Imathia, … Read more
Xanthi Greece is a region of Northern Greece whose capital has the same name as the region (Xanthi). We love Northern Greece, and we love it when people want to explore parts of the country that are not well known to the world. For that reason, we sum up a set of things to do … Read more
Are you planning for the mystical island of Samothrace? Then, prepare for mystery, luscious nature and ancient magic. Dotted around the world are places of stunning natural beauty and peaceful silence best described as “hidden gems.” Samothrace, a small Greek island in the northern Aegean Sea, is one of those places, also referred to as … Read more
Lake Kerkini is one of the most important hydro biotopes of Greece, protected from the International Convention of Ramsar. The lake of Kerkini was created in 1932 with the construction of a dam in the river Strymonas. It’s a place full of life. It hosts an admirable number of flora and fauna. Within the diverse … Read more
A place of wonder and ancient historical charm, as well as being a major sea port and commercial center for the northeastern part of Greece. Its earliest beginnings were as a fishing village. Two fishermen Makri and Maroneia established a small town, they named “Dedeagach,” which literally meant the “tree of monk.” The story goes … Read more