If you fancy going on an island hopping adventure this summer, you can’t go wrong with Greece. This amazing archipelago combines history, including an impressive 17 UNESCO heritage sites, brilliant weather and breath-taking beaches – making it a holiday hot spot. Rhodes holidays are great place to start; here’s our pick of the three islands that should feature on your trip:
Rhodes
Rhodes is the perfect Grecian getaway.It is not surprising to see why holidays to Rhodes are among the most popular in the Greek isles, with so many shops, restaurants and attractions to take in. Since the island is popular with tourists, it also boasts numerous hotels, villas and resorts that provide modern facilities and numerous amenities. Among its historical attractions are the Acropolis of Lindo, which was only surpassed by the Acropolis of Athens, and the ancient cities of Kamiros and Ialysos. The Old Town of Rhodes is one of the oldest inhabited medieval cities in Europe and is composed of over 200 narrow, winding streets surrounded by ancient walls and gates .
Corfu
Corfu is a great next stop if you want to experience a bit more diverse island life. This island, located just off the West coast of Greece, possesses lush vegetation and dazzling beaches. Charming churches and medieval buildings are around almost every corner. If you enjoy shopping, look for stores that specialize in gold jewellery and stalls selling locally made lace and honey. Due to Corfu’s popularity as a popular tourist attraction, holidaymakers will marvel at the array of Greece hotels available on the island, from those specializing in quiet retreats for couples and families, to those with an active nightlife and numerous planned activities.
Athens
Athens is a real jewel in the crown of Greece. It holds a large array of ancient monuments and works of art, including the instantly recognizable Parthenon, all you would expect from the capital of Greece. Come to the National Archaeological Museum to see ntiquities from an over-5,000-year time span. Visitthe ruins of the city’s ancient Agora, otherwise known as the marketplace, to see the city’s commercial, political and religious centre.Holidaymakers who want to visit a modern marketplace can visit the Agora-Athens Central Market for fruits, vegetables, foods and handicrafts or the Monastiraki Flea Market, where they can buy clothing, jewellery and souvenirs.
Whether you choose to explore islands that aren’t on our list, or holidays to Rhodes, Corfu or Athens mentioned in this article, you will be sure to have a fantastic cultural experience.
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