Athens main port, Piraeus' seafaring history brims with neoclassical character.

The Greek Empire's riches sprung from the silver seams of Lavrion, siren of southern Attica's ancient shores and gateway to Poseidon's temple and the sun-kissed Athenian Riviera.

From sun-dappled beaches to Therma's healing springs, Ikaria is peppered with relics of the past, echoes of an era shaped by pilgrimage and ritual.

Cobalt shutters, stone chapels and still shores frame Mykonos, the departure point to Delos-sanctuary of Apollo and heart of ancient Cycladic life.

Myth and legend echo among the stacked stones of Ephesus, hemmed by the Byzantine castle of Kusadası and beautiful Aegean beaches beyond.

A crossroad of history and myth, Patmos is defined by its hillside settlements and the open Aegean Sea that frames it.

Home to golden beaches, blue-domed churches and the 9th century BC sanctuary of Apollo and Artemis, Paros rests at the heart of the Cyclades.

Athens main port, Piraeus' seafaring history brims with neoclassical character.