With its cobblestoned lanes and ancient plazas, the island’s Old Town still exudes its old-world charisma and charm. Sightseeing is made fun as a world of the ancient times enfolds right on your feet. Read on and find out which top landmarks every visitor should visit when in Corfu!
Corfu’s past conquerors have shaped and influenced the island’s culture and way of life. Corfu was established as the cultural and intellectual hub amongst the Ionian archipelago. In the past, Corfu also prospered in other fields such as the arts, trade and economy. Take a look at three of the most impressive museums everyone should visit when holidaying in Corfu. Let’s get started:
Are you travelling to Protaras with kids? Are you worried they will get bored and whine all through your holiday? Don’t worry! Protaras is a true haven for kids with lots to do and see! Check out what we’ve come up with and your kids will love every single minute of their holiday!
Where else in the world can you shop and party till the wee hours of the night but Mykonos?
Timeless and picturesque as always, Maleme Village of Crete attracts thousands of jetsetters year in and year out to its amazing olive-covered landscapes and vineyards. The small farming community of Maleme has recently been added to a top must visit spot while holidaying in Crete. Holidaymakers looking for a quieter scene and relaxed holidays should definitely choose breathtaking Maleme in Crete, the best spot to recharge batteries and unwind.
What is there to do while at Maleme Village? Take a look!
Believe the pictorial postcards you’ve seen of Mykonos! it is indeed a breathtaking holiday destination reputed for its lively nightlife, mesmerising natural beauty and fabulous landscapes. The glimmering blue waters of the Aegean cuddle the island’s golden coastline inviting holidaymakers to explore the beaches. Just picture it: soaking under the sizzling hot sun by the coast, listening to the hypnotic sound of the waves gently splashing on the golden bay. Magical, right? Time to make your dream into reality! Hop on a plane and embrace the magical beaches of Mykonos!
During archaic times, the ancient city of Kamiros was one of the three largest cities of Rhodes, which alongside Lindos and Ialyssos made up the thriving city of Rhodes back in the 5th century.
As an archaic Mycenaean necropolis indicates, the first to inhabit the ancient city of Kamiros were Achaeans. The city was an agricultural community as they produced figs, wine and oil. During the 6th century, Kamiros was the first city in Rhodes to cut its own coins.