Stretching from the Ionian sea to the island of Evia in the Aegean sea,

Central Greece is full of historical landmarks and monuments, exciting hiking trails, national parks, beaches with turquoise waters, ski resorts;  mountain and seaside villages, with traditional customs and flavours.

Beautiful settlements with a long history

Messolonghi: Historic town of the Greek indepence war, famous for its lagoon.

Karpenisi: The main town of Evrytania is an ideal winter destination near the ski centre of Velouhi. Stylish hotels, traditional restaurants and tiny cafes welcome you to this lively town.In Evrytania, you can visit the Panta Vrehei (‘It is always raining’) Gorge, a magical place full of lakes, waterfalls, caves and dense vegetation.

Korishades: Traditional stone houses, trees, picturesque streets and the Museum of the National Resistance adorn the most beautiful village of Evrytania.

Galaxidi: The tiny port of Galaxidi has a special charm thanks to its many attractive sea-captains’ houses and wonderful maritime museum.

Amphissa: A noble city that boasts the old quarter district of Charmena and an imposing castle, as well as traditional cafes and Vagonetto, a unique theme park that tells the story of extracting bauxite.

Arahova: Cosmopolitan Arahova, below the ski resort of Parnassos, is popular for winter holidays – before or apres ski.

Delphi: considered the navel of the world by the ancient Greeks. The archaeological site – with the temple of Apollo, the Castalia Fountain, stadium, theater and the adjacent museum – is one of the most important in Greece. 

Mt Parnassos, known as the “Mountain of the Light” and a renowned National Park, is home to thick forests of black pine and Kefalonian fir and dozens of trails, as well as the famous Corycian Cave, where the Nymphs and the Greek god Pan were worshipped during antiquity

The other side of Mt Parnassos: Polidrosos, Ancient Lilea, Tithorea, Amphiklia and Gravia (with the famous “Hani of Gravia”) are just a few of the attractions hidden on the other side of the mountain.

Chalkida: Ideal for a weekend getaway. Its trademarks are the Euripus Strait and the old bridge, as well as a wonderful esplanade with fish tavernas and cafes.

Edipsos: You’ll discover a Belle Epoque atmosphere in one of the most timeless spas in Greece.