Traditional Crafts of Greece: Pottery, Weaving and Marble
Greece's craft traditions reach back thousands of years, and pottery, weaving and marble carving still thrive in villages and workshops across the country. Here is where to find them.
Greece's craft traditions reach back thousands of years, and pottery, weaving and marble carving still thrive in villages and workshops across the country. Here is where to find them.
Explore Greek islands on two or four wheels with confidence. This guide covers rental tips, legal requirements, safety advice, and the best scenic routes for scooters and ATVs.
Greece's museums bring ancient myths, sculpture and everyday life to vivid life. Here is a practical guide to the country's most rewarding collections, from Athens to the islands.
The largest Cyclades island is greener, quieter and more affordable than its famous neighbours. This three-day plan covers its best sights, beaches and mountain villages.
Greece's largest Ionian island rewards a short visit with dramatic beaches, underground lakes and charming harbours. Here is how to see the highlights in three days.
Three days is enough to see Rhodes' medieval heart, its best beaches and the clifftop village of Lindos. Here is a practical itinerary to make the most of it.
Make the most of 3 days on Zakynthos with this no-fluff itinerary covering Navagio, the Blue Caves, turtle watching, Keri sunsets, and lesser-known east-coast beaches.
Milos is one of the Cyclades' most striking islands, with lunar white rock, sea caves and fishing villages built right at the water's edge. This three-day plan covers the essentials without rushing.
Short on time but keen to see more than one island? These three easy seven-day routes make ferry hopping simple, with a mix of beaches, villages and local food.
Corfu blends Venetian streets, green hillsides and cliff-backed bays in a compact island. This three-day plan covers the highlights without rushing.
Greece's rail network is limited compared with much of Europe, but a few scenic routes are genuinely worth the journey. Here is what to know before you board.
Greece's Orthodox monasteries offer more than sightseeing. Many welcome travellers for quiet stays, and some of the most atmospheric are perched on cliffs, hidden in forests or carved into rock.