
Meteora – Monasteries in the Sky
If there’s one place in Greece that defies imagination, it’s Meteora. Towering sandstone cliffs rise hundreds of meters above the plains of Thessaly, topped by ancient monasteries that appear to float between earth and sky. Built by monks in the 14th century, these holy structures are architectural marvels and spiritual retreats.
Top Highlights:
- Great Meteoron Monastery – the oldest and largest of the six remaining monasteries.
- Varlaam & Rousanou – known for beautiful frescoes and peaceful courtyards.
- Hiking Trails – for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
Distance: 355 km from Athens (approx. 5–6 hours by train or car)
Dress Code: Women must wear long skirts; men should avoid shorts.
Best Time: Golden hour for spectacular lighting across the rock pillars.
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