The Syngrou Avenue is named after Andreas Syngros, a Greek banker from Constantinople (today Istanbul). Together with other members, he founded the General Credit Bank (Ethniki Pistotiki Trapeza). more

The possibilities to explore Athens or the opportunities, as well, for small escapes from the rhythms of the megalopolis are almost countless. more

In close distance to Athens, the Saronic Gulf Islands (or Argosaronikos islands) attract, mainly in the summertime, thousands of tourists from Europe and all over the world and many Greeks as well. more

The Cycladic Islands (or Cyclades) are one of the most popular island group destinations in Greece. Each year, thousands of Greeks and travelers from Europe and all over the world come to visit these islands. more

Athens is a huge city. The city area stretches almost 50 km from north to south and over 30 km from west to east. So the choice of accommodation is large and therefore it is important not only to go by ratings but also ... more

An organized tour of a city with the historical base of Athens becomes sometimes an essential necessity. Therefore, for those who seek a targeted tour of the most important monuments of the city, there are plenty of exc... more

In a travel agency (whether online or offline) you will find all the information you need to simplify your personal travel planning. more