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In north Greece we are used to saying “there is nothing like Halkidiki”. But within its exaggeration, this particular phrase hides truths. It is a place that combines the mountain with the sea to the superlative degree. An earthly paradise with turquoise waters, picturesque settlements, intense nightlife (and not) entertainment, good food and superb hospitality. Come and meet its second leg, Sithonia.

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Romance, nobility and luxury. These three words come to my mind when I think of Nafplio. A city with picturesque alleys, large squares, castles, neoclassical buildings and of course a rich history. In short, the city that you should definitely visit (if you haven't already).

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 Kavala is a blue state, with a rich history, full of World Heritage sites, picturesque villages and Mediterranean cuisine. In short a crossroads of West and East.

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Tolo for the Athenians and the North Peloponnesians is something like Halkidiki for Thessalonikians. A summer resort with stunning beaches, good food, hospitable residents and affordable prices, a breath away from the city. I confess that until recently I was unaware of its existence, but after my visit to this idyllic place, I declare my love for Tolo.

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Pieria I consider to be one of the most underrated places in our country, by the Greeks themselves. However, this does not apply to tourists, who know the beauties that this blessed place has to offer and visit it in series.

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Aegina is often called the "island of the next door", something very apt considering how close it is to Athens. Full of picturesque fishing villages, historic sights, archaeological monuments, small taverns and a "different" atmosphere, which make the second largest island of the Saronic Gulf ideal for visiting all seasons of the year.