World Heritage Sites
Because of its geographical position, Greece was a crossroad of civilisations that had left their traces everywhere: the architecture of the museums and settlements, miniature art, daily life, nutritional customs and in all forms of popular art in the various regions of the country. The visitor can come into contact with this multihued and impressive mosaic through trips into historical, cultural, artistic and folkloric traditions.

Of especial interest is the following archaeological sites and monuments that stand out because of their uniqueness, and are thus classified by UNESCO’s catalogue as Monuments of World Cultural Heritage:
- Agio Oros - Mount Athos (Monastic Community)
- Athens (Acropolis)
- Bassae (Temple of Apollo Epicurius)
- Vergina - Aigai
- Delphi (archaeological site)
- Delos (archaeological site)
- Epidavros (archaeological site)
- Early Christian and Byzantine Thessaloniki
- Meteora Monastery Complex
- Mystras (Medieval Site)
- Monasteries Daphni (Attica), Hosios Loukas (Boiotia), and Nea Moni of Chios
- Archaeological sites of Mycenae and Tiryns
- Olympia (archaeological site)
- Old Town of Corfu
- Patmos Historic Centre (Chora) with the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian and the Cave of the Apocalypse
- Medieval City of Rhodes
- Samos Pythagoreio and Heraion
For more information about the World Heritage Sites in Greece you may visit the website: odysseus.culture.gr
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