Caving in Greece

Set at a distance of around 200 kilometers from the Greece mainland, Santorini is a picturesque volcano island. Evolved from one of the world’s biggest volcanic eruptions, this island is known popularly for its spectacular sunsets, fine wineries, photogenic beaches, cozy cafes, exuberant nightlife, and rich history.Making for one of the most intriguing Europe sightseeing places, this tiny island is home to distinctive landscapes, including villages and beaches. Pyrgos - famous for its beautiful Byzantine churches and majestic age-old houses and Mesa Gonia - known for housing the remnants of the 1956 earthquake, make for some of the major attractions of Santorini. Other important settlements you can spot on this island include Oia, Therasia, Imerovigli, Fira, Kamari, Emporio, and Perissa.Best time: June to September.

Odeon of Herodes Atticus is one of the best ampitheatre that allows you to witness the best performances. A radius of 1250 feet and the capacity to accommodate almost 6000 people makes it one of Athens's tourist places to explore.Marbles and ceramic pieces embrace this place with the white marble that makes it all the more beautiful. Some of the most famous festivals including Athens Art Festival, musical concerts and tragedies can be witnessed here under a stunning starlit sky.Location: Dionysiou Areopagitou, Athina 105 55, Greece.Best Time to Visit: May to October.

Known for its classical spirit, the Acropolis of Athens is considered to be one of the best places to visit in Athens. It is nothing short of an architectural marvel and is an epitome of inspiration and democracy.It is home to some of the major architectural remains that are worth witnessing along with the Acropolis Museum that possesses the ancient artefacts. Exalting your spirit, this is one of the most important places to see in Athens.Location: Athens 105 58, Greece.Best Time to Visit: September to April.