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Pompeii is a huge archaeological site located in Italy, Campania region, about 28 km from Naples. Today its buildings are kept in good condition. Visiting Pompeii is an incomparable experience for the most adventurous travellers, as it will immediately transport you to the past and fill your eyes with Greco-Latin history and culture.Read more

Hydra is an island located in the Saronic Gulf, specifically in the Aegean Sea and south of Athens, the capital of Greece. It is also found near the Peloponnese peninsula. This island is almost entirely devoted to tourism and its biggest visitors are usually Athenians, thanks to the island's proximity to the Greek mainland.Read more

Alonissos is an island located in the Aegean Sea. It is characterized by its native beauty in an almost wild state and by its cozy little towns that transport visitors to the old fishing traditions. Without a doubt, if you are looking to relax in a natural paradise, Alonissos is the perfect choice.Read more

Known as the crossroads of multiple civilizations, Turkey has many stories to tell.Read more

This 50-kilometer coast located in the Campania region is, for sure, one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Well known for its picturesque seaside towns, cliffs, and beaches, the Amalfi Coast is a popular holiday destinationRead more

Athens is known as the historical capital of Europe, it was founded in the 5th century BC and it has an amazing architecture thanks to the conquerors who occupied it. It is the capital of the Greek state since 1834,  and almost two centuries later it became a modern metropolis full of charms.Read more

With more than 2,500 years since its foundation, Roma has been declared since the I A.C century as "The Eternal City" by the poets of the age. Also, they used to call Rome "Caput Mundi" (Capital of the World), and with the help of cinema, literacy and culture, have consolidated through the years.Read more

Activities, weather, gastronomy, culture, everything you can see and do on a trip to SantoriniRead more

According to an ancient myth, the rocks scattered throughout the arid landscape of Mykonos are the solidified remains of the giants killed by Heracles. Despite its desert appearance, Mykonos became one of the most famous (and expensive) of the Aegean islands.Read more