Central Greece

Home to the oracle sanctuary of Delphi and Mount Parnassus, plus the coast of Evia, a treasure of culture and nature around Athens.

Central Greece lies in the middle of mainland Greece, north of Attica, and includes Evia, Greece's second-largest island. Its most famous site is the Delphi archaeological site on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, a World Heritage Site along with the nearby Monastery of Hosios Loukas; the mountain town of Arachova is a ski resort in winter. The battlefield of Thermopylae and Evia's beaches and mountain forests are also worth a visit. Spring and autumn are good for visiting ancient sites, winter for skiing, and summer for the Evia seaside. Delphi is a little over two hours from Athens by car or bus.

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