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Located at an altitude of 120 m. in the area of Haliotatis and 60 m. below surface, it is one the most important caves of Greece.

It is Greece’s largest alpine lake, lying at an altitude of 2.350 meters, near the border with Albania.

A men's monastery situated in the center of the island of Lesvos, founded during Byzantine years and operated until Ottoman occupation.

The Great Meteoron monastery is the largest, though in 2015 there were only 3 monks in residence.

The Butterfly Lake, which lies on the west side of Rhodes, hosts millions of butterflies that hang in the shadows of the Zitia tree.

Cape Drastis is a natural beauty landscape in north Corfu, away from human intervention and close to the traditional village Peroulades.

Ladon is an artificial lake in the upper part of Ladon river, in a mountainous zone, developed by a 50 m dam built in 1955.

Melissani Cave (also known as Melissani Lake or Cave of the Nymphs) is a gorgeous cave with two halls in the north east coast of Kefalonia.

Old sketes on a Meteora rock, with ladders that the monks have constructed with wood to create a communication grid.

It is an old fortress in the city of Corfu, developed by the Venetians through the separation of the promontory from the rest of the city.

Taygetos is a mountain range lying within the prefectures of Arcadia, Lakonia and Messinia, a very popular hiking destination in Greece.

The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, constructed between 1440 and 1500, is situated in the Medieval City of Rhodes.

The Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki displays artifacts of Macedonia from prehistoric, classical, Hellenistic and roman periods.

The site was the north-eastern part of the trade port of ancient Thassos. The ruins reveal the worship of Zeus, Athena and other Gods.

The Archaeological Museum of Chania, built in 1962, is hosted in the former Venetian Monastery of Saint Francis at Chania city.

Stymphalia is a Natura 2000 reserve with a wetland area and an agrarian area, a very important stopover for migratory birds.

Tragonisi is an uninhabited islet, about 1 mile away from the Kalafatis bay, well known for its caves.

The Venetian arsenal at Gouvia, 8 Km from the capital city, was a shipyard built and operated by the Venetians during their rule of Corfu.

The Monastery Agias Varvaras Roussanou was founded in the middle of the 16th century.

The wetland of Kalloni is one of the most important ecologic assets of Lesvos.

This famous shipwreck of a 70 m. cargo ship is located on Valtaki beach near Gythio since 1981.

It is an artificial lake, in the area of Karditsa Thessaly, popular tourist resort with unique formed landscape.

Pamvotida Lake, widely known also as the Lake of Ioannina, is one of the largest lakes in Greece and the largest lake of Ioannina.

This small church, dedicated to Jesus Christ who was led to his torture, is located in Kato Poli of the old town of Monemvasia.