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The small island of Delos is located southeast of mainland Greece. In ancient Greece, the island was said to be sacred because Apollo and Artemis, Zeus's children, were born on this island.

The whole island is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This means that the United Nations recognizes Delos as a significant landmark, and that it is legally protected by international treaties. The island has been turned into one large archaeological excavation, and it has been a great source of information about the ancient Greeks. Also, many ancient ruins are present on the island. Visitors are allowed.

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The Acropolis of Athens is located in Athens, originally built as a citadel. The Acropolis played a major part in ancient Athenian history, as many of the buildings on the Acropolis were built as monuments to triumph the successess of the Athenians. The main religious center on top of the Acropolis was the Erecthion, where there was a supposed battle between Athena and Poseidon. The current significance of the site today is tourism. Below the Acropolis, you can see the city of Athens stretched out in all directions

During the time of the Ancient Greeks, temples were designed to be viewed from the outside only. The Parthenon, located on the Acropolis, was the first temple that was designed to have a transition of beauty from the outside to the inside.

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I want to visit Piraeus, the third largest city in Greece, to see what more modern cities are like in Greece. This port city's name means "The place over the passage." It is known for being the biggest port in Greece, the largest passenger port in Europe, and the second largest in the world. Piraeus is a hub for not only shipping, but also for transportation of people to the Greek islands. In addition, many cruise ships headed for Greece anchor here. Finally, the industry in Piraeus is an essential part of Greece's economy.

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I want to visit Athens because it is a very scenic city that blends ancient Greece with modern Greece. Athens is the origin of democracy, political science, western philosophy, the olympics, western literature, major mathematical principles, and theater.

Athens is currently a tourism-minded city, focusing on their history. Since the 2004 Olympics, the city has modernized and become more tourist-friendly (smog and traffic are no longer a problem). For example, Athens has a 3km "pedestrian zone," which is the longest in Europe, leading up to the ruins of ancient buildings.

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I want to visit Vikos Gorge because it is one of the world's deepest gorges. As with mount Olympus, I enjoy hiking and photography, so traveling to a very well-known scenic location would provide many great opportunities for photography.

The main significance of this gorge is tourism. In addition, the gorge is part of a Greek National Park. In this park, many endangered species are protected, thus allowing more people to enjoy the animals for generations to come

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The deepest Gorge in the World!
Right here in Greece, just a little northwest of Ioannina, a little less than 2 hours away from Kalampaka and 7 hour drive from Athens.

At one point the gorge measures 900 m (2,953 ft) deep and 1,100 m (3,609 ft) wide from rim to rim.
Someday I'm going to hike down to the bottom to find some dinosaur bones, the lower layers are from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. We went when the kids were smaller, I wouldn't suggest that, the majority of the time my heart was in my throat fearing that my son would fall over the edge somewhere.
You can stay in one of the many Zagorian villages with there gorgeous stone houses or make it a day trip from Ioannina (with the beautiful lake) or Kalampaka (and Meteora). On the drive up you will need good directions because the signage is not very good (hopefully they have corrected this), this is one sign we found on the road in Monodendri, a very nice stone village.

That's right just before you get to the gorge/canyon you drive through a stone forest, my pictures don't do it justice it is really a must see for yourself type of place and I would suggest in the springtime with all of the flowers.
This is a must visit again place maybe when the kids get older or with out them because it is a very very deep gorge.

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The deepest Gorge in the World! Right here in Greece, just a little northwest of Ioannina, a little less than 2 hours away from Kalampaka and 7 hour drive from Athens. At one point the gorge measures 900 m (2,953 ft) deep and 1,100 m (3,609 ft) wide from rim to rim.

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I want to visit Mount Olympus because it is the tallest peak in Greece. I enjoy hiking and photography, so summiting a scenic peak would be very fun. I see photography as a great way to preserve memories for the future and to show others cool things that I have done.

Mount Olympus is significant to the history of Greece because it was seen as the home of the gods. In Greek Mythology, this was sacred land and also the throne of Zeus. Currently, Mount Olympus is significant mainly for tourism but also for archaeology to learn about ancient times.

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Greece is roughly the size of Alabama, with 2.5 times the population.

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Temperate
-Mild, wet winters
-Hot, dry summers

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98% Greek Orthodox
1% Islam
1% Other

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99% Greek
1% Other

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Parliamentary Republic

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10,773,253

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Greece includes more than 2000 islands.

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Athens