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| Gulf of Corinth from the Peloponnese Coast |
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| Peloponnese: Rack railroad in the Vyraikos Gorge near Diakofto |
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Peloponnese Mountains near Zahlorou |
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| Peloponnese: Cave monastery of Megaspilaion (Great Cave) The oldest monastery in Greece, founded in 362 A.D., located near Zahlorou (between Kalavryta and Diakofto) |
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| 2880 meter long Rio-Antirio Bridge connecting mainland Greece and the Peloponnese |
Small river in the Greek forest |
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| Ioannina and the Lake Pamvotida located in Northwestern Greece, Epirus |
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| Dodona - Ancient Theatre of Pyrrhus and sanctuary |
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| Meteora - UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988 |
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| Meteora |
Meteora: The Holy Monastery of Varlaam, the second largest, built in 1541 |
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| Meteora: The Holy Monastery of Great Meteoron, the largest, built in the mid-15th century |
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| Meteora: The Holy Monastery of Great Meteoron |
The Holy Monastery of Rousanou/St. Barbara, founded in the mid-16th century |
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| Rhamnous - Fortress and sanctuary ruins near the Aegean coast |
Peribolos tombs from the 4th century BC |
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| Greek olive tree |
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| Flowers |
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