Locals in northwestern Greece's Eprirus region like to take guests to Vikos Canyon in the Aristi Mountains to show off the scenery.
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Aristi Mountain Resort —
The Aristi Mountain Resort enjoys grand views of the "Towers of Astraka," striking rock cliffs that dominate the skyline.
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Cleidonia Stonebridge —
Scenic mountain roads and arched stone bridges connect villages filled with guesthouses and cafes around the Aristi Mountains.
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Sakali Mansion, Pelion —
The Sakali Mansion in Pelion is a renovated 18th-century building converted into an immaculate guest house.
Courtesy Sakali Mansion
Thessaloniki —
Greece's northern hub Thessaloniki is a year-round destination filled with boutiques and classy bars and restaurants. Photo courtesy DiscoverGreece
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White Tower, Thessaloniki —
The White Tower traces its origins to the 12th century. It's now a waterfront monument and museum in Thessaloniki. The city has several other museums and sites of antiquity. Photo courtesy DiscoverGreece
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Anerada Inn, Ervitania —
In the heart of Greece, the Evritania region has traditional villages, stunning gorges, heavily forested mountains and the Anerada Inn (pictured).
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Kyrimai Hotel —
Located in Mani, in southern Greece's Peloponnese region, the Kyrimai Hotel started life in the 1870s as a cluster of commercial buildings.
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Mani, Peloponnese —
According to a local saying: "You need three lives to fully understand Mani's soul: one for its sea, one for its mountains and one for its people."
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Monemvasia —
Off limits to cars, the old town of Monemvasia, in the southern Peloponnese, is one of Greece's best-preserved Byzantine citadels. Photo courtesy DiscoverGreece.
