The vineyards and wineries of Thessaloniki are just as much a part of the city’s cultural identity as the monuments, castles and art deco buildings. But what they produce tastes a whole lot better.

If there’s a city that’s become synonymous with nightlife and entertainment, this is it. Thessaloniki’s diverse neighbourhoods keep finding new ways to enthral visitors, with everything from traditional tavernas to concept bars for every taste.

Become one with Greece’s most famous mountain by canyoning the Orlias Gorge, over boulders and down waterfalls … spiking your adrenaline level one minute and being filled with the serenity of nature the next.

Nothing shouts style and sophistication like a night out in Mykonos. Cocktails, seafood, beach bars and the finest cuisine await. Are you ready to release your inner celebrity with tips for where to enjoy the best nightlife in Mykonos?

To find the source of Naxos’ delicious agricultural produce, head to the Temple of Demeter, the 6th-century BC sanctuary dedicated to the goddess of harvest and fertility…and a forerunner of the Parthenon.

Like settling down to a great book after watching a blockbuster, hopping between villages is the perfect follow-up to enjoying the lively atmosphere of the towns and beautiful beaches of Paros.

Beach life in Mykonos isn’t just about fine sand and Aegean views. It’s also about high-end restaurants and VIP service, sunset cocktails and beach parties, and boutique shops (if you get the urge to splash out in another way) and water sports

Taking a walk around Athens is like visiting an open-air museum, with some of the most impressive ancient Greek monuments appearing at every turn. So put on a comfy pair of shoes and let’s set out to discover all those must-see Athens landmarks

Taking a Saronic Gulf islands day trip from Athens lets you add a taste of island hopping to your visit to the Greek capital. So pack your sun cream and hat as you’re about to head to Aegina, Poros and Hydra and still be back in Athens in time for dinner

Fill up on nature at its best by hiking from the picturesque village of Proussos to the historic Black Cave, hidden within one of the most beautiful gorges of Central Greece.