
The “anthem” of the Greek summer is new tribute popular Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
With over 200 dreamy islands and a country that is the cradle of Western civilization and the birthplace of democracy, it is no exaggeration to call Greece the ideal holiday destination for the world.
After research, the newspaper recommends them five “unknown treasures” Greece, which meet the special interests of Italian travelers. These are Astypalea, Lipsoi, Skyros, Tinos and Ithaca.
Astypalea stands out
As for the “Aegean Butterfly”, the article notes that it is a “paradise” with historical monuments, picturesque villages, beautiful beaches, unrivaled gastronomy and fine local products such as honey, while at the same time offering a unique experience for walkers. and nature lovers.
It is also emphasized that Astypalea it is the only island that will “guide” visitors into the future of sustainable development through an ongoing pioneering “green” project, and will just as easily “transport” them to the past and to the world’s only ancient infant cemetery of tens of centuries dating back to the geometric period.
“The quality of services, the wide range of alternatives, authenticity, the beauty of nature, environmental initiatives and our actions to improve accessibility have contributed to the expansion of the tourist season by increasing the flow of tourists from Greece and from abroad,” says the mayor. characteristic of Astypaleas, Nikos Komineas, in the corresponding announcement.

Per Missing YouRepubblica notes that this is an ecological paradise with colorful beaches, not forgetting to mention the first dolphin protection center in the Mediterranean, operating in a complex of islands.
“Incredible seafood, authentic recipes, Greek mythology (here Odysseus cast a spell on Calypso), traditional villages, boat trips, excursions, fine red wines and delicious local cheeses” make up a collage of the experiences visitors to Leipsi can enjoy.
It also has a rich mythology and history. Skyroswhile the Italian newspaper reports that here tourists can admire the traditional architecture and alleys of the country.
In her tradition Tinos in art and sculpture, the Repubblica columnist speaks, emphasizing that this is an important cultural destination with unparalleled gastronomy.
With its impressive beaches and 40 traditional settlements, Tinos is a treasure trove of picturesque villages worth photographing.
Finally, Repubblica continues to prioritize places of mythological interest as it chooses beautiful places. Ithaca which he recommends for swimming.
Source: Kathimerini

Robert is an experienced journalist who has been covering the automobile industry for over a decade. He has a deep understanding of the latest technologies and trends in the industry and is known for his thorough and in-depth reporting.