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Greece's largest hiking route aims to revitalize the villages and mythic sites of the Peloponnese, with the chance to learn the last remaining dialect of Spartan.
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: Skip Greece’s crowded islands for this underrated mainland region
From world-class beaches to enchanting hilltop villages and exquisite historical sites, the Peloponnese is worth an odyssey of your own ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: Why Europe’s wine lovers are heading to the Peloponnese
Thriving vineyards, seaside villages, and ancient ruins abound in this hidden gem that’s often overshadowed by Greek islands like Mykonos and Santorini. In addition to exploring Greece’s lesser-known ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: I visited the crowd-free Greek filming locations of The Odyssey
An idyllic coastline in the Peloponnese is not well-known among British tourists, but that could be set to change ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: A set-jetting guide to Greece inspired by 'The Odyssey'
Palaiokastro is a 13th century Frankish castle ruin situated above Nestor's Cave. The sights are an easy drive from the Costa Navarino resorts. Photo Credit: Costa Navarino When ancient Greek heroes ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: Greece Amanzoe Wedding Venue: Luxury Destination in Peloponnese
Greece continues to grow in popularity for destination weddings, and while many flock to islands like Santorini or Mykonos, there is another off-the-beaten path standout just two and half hours by car ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: Explore Greece's 72-Mile Menalon Trail: A Journey Through Ancient Myths and Stunning Landscapes
It's day three, and my heart's beating out of my chest as I ascend the final climb of the Menalon Trail, a sneaky 425-foot steep slog over rocky terrain that my legs want nothing to do with. I've ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: Rick Steves’ Europe: The Peloponnese, a peninsula of Greek surprises
If you want to get away from it all when traveling in Greece, head for the Peloponnesian Peninsula. Driving about an hour west of Athens, you cross over the Corinth Canal – a four-mile-long shipping ...
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: The Pythagoras Cup And Why Greek Wine Tourism Is Having A Moment Now
The Pythagoras Cup, Greece’s ancient “greedy cup,” offers a playful way to explore Greek wine, Samos, Santorini, history, tourism and the art of drinking well.
News Greece » Peloponnese » Tourism: Beyond the Tourist Spots: Greece’s Best Seafood and Where to Enjoy It
Greece is renowned for its stunning landscapes, historic landmarks, and crystal-clear waters, but its culinary treasures often steal the spotlight. Greek seafood, in particular, is a delight that ...