1)The Divani Caravel Hotel Athens
The Divani Caravel is a luxury hotel in Athens. The Divani Caravel is the largest of the Divani Collection, which has exemplified Greek hospitality for the last 45 years. Fully renovated in 2003, the Divani Caravel epitomizes refinement, elegance, and exceptional service.
2)Porto Zante Villas and Spa
Porto Zante Villas and Spa is tone of the five star luxury hotels in Greece. Porto Zante has been the choice of famous clientele, including political leaders, important businessmen and artists. A truly unique luxury hotel, decorated and furnished with selected pieces of Armani Casa and paintings of prominent Greek artists, it comprises world class luxury villas on the beach, some with private heated pool, and a Spa.
3)Nafplia Palace Hotel and Villas
The jewel of the Pelaponnese, Nafplia Palace sits high on the Bronze Age acropolis of Akronafplia nestled under the ancient walls of Palamedi. A stylish blend of marble, wood, stone and steel seamlessly merging with its ancient environment, this uniquely placed hotel is sophisticated and modern with progressive cuisine, an ultrachic spa and a lift that tunnels down through the rock to the town.
4)King George Palace
Member of the Leading Hotels of the World, the King George Palace has been distinguished as the best hotel in Greece ranked among the 100 Top European Hotels in the Conde Nast Traveler 2006 and 2007 Readers’ Choice Awards. Also the hotel ranked among the 500 World’s Best Hotels 2009 by Travel + Leisure Magazine.
The Greek islands are traditionally grouped into the following clusters: The Argo-Saronic Islands in the Saronic gulf near Athens, the Cyclades, a large but dense collection occupying the central part of the Aegean Sea, the North Aegean islands, a loose grouping off the west coast of Turkey, the Dodecanese, another loose collection in the southeast between Crete and Turkey, the Sporades, a small tight group off the coast of Euboea, and the Ionian Islands, located to the west of the mainland in the Ionian Sea (one of these islands, Kythira, is off the southern tip of the Peloponnese Peninsula and part of the Attica periphery, but still considered part of the Ionian Islands, mainly because of historical reasons). There are also many islands, islets and rocks that surround the coast of Crete.
According to travel agents, tourist arrivals on the island of Rhodes and the other islands is increasing. According to travel agents’ data released on Monday, tourist arrivals in June has been increased by %27 in comparison with the June in 2010. Britons and Germans were on the top of the list, followed by Swedes, Italians, Israelis and Russians. The biggest increase in tourist arrivals to Rhodes were from Israel with the increase of %73, Russia follows it with %61, Poland with %58 and Finland with %41. Greek tourism hope to see it increasing more, day by day through the summer. 
Museum will be open to the public on Monday from 8am until midnight, to celebrate its second year anniversay. The City of Athens Symphony Orchestra will perform a free concert at 9pm. Their play list includes works by vivaldi, Tchaikovsky, Strauss and Piazzola.
It is known as “The Rally of Gods”! The Acropolis Rally is a well-established round of the World Rally Championship (WRC). Although this race is a tradition in Athens for over 50 years, this car race changed location in 2009 and is now held in the town of Loutraki. The race won the award for WRC Rally of the Year in 2005, when the Olympic Stadium’s Super Special Stage wowed an audience of around 60,000 fans. 
Most probably most of you had a chance to taste “Greek salad” or at least you have heard about it. Greek salad is made with pieces of tomatoes, green bel peppers, sliced cucumber, red onio, sliced or cubes feta cheese, and kalamata olives, typically seasoned with salt and dried oregano, and dressed with olive oil. There are many great Greek cousin restaurants in Greece in which you can have a chance to taste this wonderful Greek salad; the best meal for summer!
To experience the historical places and ideas that shaped Hellenic life and influenced the world, Greece should be seen by everyone. Greece is also filled with the power of life, art and wonderful lanscapes which are all the proof of God’s creation. Greece also provides the depths of spirituality by the help of its beautiful cathedrals, aancient chapels, monasteries and holy sites that offer the treasures of Orthodoxy. Wonderful landscapes, history, culture, art and faith are combined in Greece which we all need in our world nowadays. To enrich your life, you should see Greece as well.
A flokati rug is a handmade shag wool rug which is known for its shaggy texture. You can find them in the Plaka area of Athens and elsewhere in Greece. (It is a long-time tradition of the Vlachos in the Pindus mountains) The natural color of a flokati rug is off-white, but many manufacturers offer dyed flokati rugs. You, too, may have one of your own rug when you are in Greece, and take it to your home with you! It would be a nice souvenir from your Greece holiday!
Kolomboi museum is one of Greek museums which visitors in Nafplion should see. The wish and aim of the Museum is to save and spread the knowledge of the traditional Greek komboloi (Greek beads) The Museum itself operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Culture.