Central Greece, in the heart of the country, is a region rich in history, culture and varied landscapes. It is home to emblematic sites such as Delphi, the sanctuary of Apollo and spiritual center of Antiquity. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The region also offers spectacular natural beauty, with imposing mountains like Mount Parnassus. But also lush forests and peaceful beaches along the Aegean Sea. Historic towns like LivadiĂĄ and charming traditional villages complete its appeal. Renowned for its gastronomy, especially honey and cheese products. Central Greece embodies the authenticity and richness of Greece’s heritage.
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Central Greece: The historic and natural heart of Greece
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