Surrounded by the mountains of Tzoumerka, Hasia and Lakmos, the wider region of Trikala is considered mountainous terrain, even though the actual town is located on the iconic Thessalian plain. Viticulture in Trikala is evidenced… Wine Tourism in Thessaly: Trikala
Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece, after the Athenian capital. It is also a commercial hub for the Balkans and Eastern Europe. With an impressive blend of Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman elements, the… Wine Tourism in Northern Greece: Thessaloniki
Mount Olympus is the highest mountain of Greece, literally separating Thessaly and Macedonia. This landmark has always been a source of inspiration. Ever since antiquity, the Greeks watched the thunders and the clouds drowning the… The Wine Route of the Olympian Gods
Dodecanese islands are located in the southeastern part of the Aegean Sea. 15 larger and smaller islands compose a picturesque destination in the Mediterranean, attracting global attention due to the wonderful coastline and the majestic… Wine Tours in Dodecanese
Halkidiki is a peninsula on the northeastern part of Greece, right below Thessaloniki and stretching all the way to the Aegean. If you have ever looked at a map of the country, you will surely… Wine Tourism in Northern Greece: Halkidiki
As you are traveling Northern Greece, you will certainly be amazed at the natural beauty and the exceptionally unspoiled landscapes. Verdant plains and forests, imposing mountains and steep hills, vast fields filled with greenery, blossomed… Wine Tourism in Northern Greece: Discovering the Lakes
Attica is a historic region that embraces Athens in Central Greece. With an impressive history that goes all the way back to antiquity and the Golden Age of Athens, this is where the Arts and… Wine Tourism in Attica
Naoussa is located in Northern Greece and more specifically in Imathia regional unit of Macedonia. Surrounded by the slopes of Vermio Mountains, the entire area sits in a plateau and boasts an impressive history. In fact,… Wine Tourism in Northern Greece: Naoussa
God Dionysus or else Bacchus is one of the oldest attested Gods in ancient Greece and the world. He has been described as the God of Wine and Vines, Viticulture and of course Drinking, Having… God Dionysus in Ancient Greece
Located in the nortwestern part of Greece, Epirus is world renowned as a place filled with nature’s bliss. Evergreen forests, mountainous terrain, imposing slopes and impressive lakes, canyons and stone bridges. An excellent destination throughout… Wine Tourism in Northern Greece: Epirus
Located in the Papamola region of Epanomi, just a few miles from Thessaloniki, Ktima Gerovassiliou has shaped the history of wine making in Northern Greece ever since 1981. It is thanks to the inspiration of… Gerovassiliou Winery in Epanomi
Ktima Biblia Chora is located on the slopes of Pangeon Mountain, in the picturesque village of Kokkinochori in Kavala. This is certainly one of the finest wineries of Northern Greece, having been awarded for the… Biblia Chora Winery in the Foothills of Mount Pangeon
Are you fascinated by the concept of the Olympic Games? Their birth took places many years ago, in Peloponnese and more specifically in the region of Ancient Olympia. Hence, once you travel to Ilia you… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Ilia
In the heart of the Peloponnese, wine making dates back to antiquity. Ever since man discovered the amazing nectar of the Gods, they have mastered the art of grape harvesting and combining different varieties, to… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Arcadia
Corinthia is one of the regional units of Greece, in the north-eastern part of the Peloponnese. With an impressive history that stretches over centuries, the imposing city of Corinth has developed an exceptional civilization. The region… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Corinthia
Achaia is located on the northern part of the Peloponnese. Patras is one of the prominent cities of the region, one of the most popular cities in Greece and a hub of commerce, with a… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Achaia
If you are into adventure and exceptional natural beauty, if you love history and unspoiled landscapes, if you enjoy tradition and seek something absolutely unique, then Laconia is a splendid area to visit. The castle… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Laconia
Tradition meets modernity and advanced techniques, along with exquisite mastery, in Argolida wine tourism. This beautiful region of Greece, located in the eastern part of Peloponnese, boasts a great and impressive history with wine. And… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Argolida
Viticulture has been correlated with Greece since the beginning of time. In Greek Mythology, God Dionysus represents the God of Wine, Dancing and Music. People would indulge in endless hours of having fun, eating together… Wine Tourism in Greece
Wine making in Greece dates back to antiquity, with an impressive history that has survived through the centuries. The Olympian Gods used to enjoy high quality wine, while the Greeks have cultivated the land and… Wine Tourism in Peloponnese: Messinia