A day in the city of Athens, among the oldest and best known in the world for the birth of democracy and for having been the seat of Plato’s academy and Aristotle’s high school, as well as being the birthplace of Socrates, Pericles, Sophocles and many other philosophers and important figures of antiquity. During the 2004 Olympic Games, the city of Athens revisited its architecture and reconfirmed itself as the most cosmopolitan city in southern Europe and always ready for change.                                                                 The Piraeus port, considered a strategic point since ancient times, when Themistocles fortified it in the 5th century BC, nowadays is the largest one in Europe by number of passengers, as well as the third in the world, with a traffic of over 20 million passengers a year.      

Also worth discovering are the numerous museums, ancient cities, the wonderful Riviera with its clubs and taverns and much more to discover.