* In central Greece and especially in the northwestern part of Thessaly, between Khasia in the northeast and Pindos in the west, towering giant cliffs create a spectacle, perhaps unique in the world. Apart from Meteors, it is home to the second largest and most important monastic community in Greece. The Orthodox district. That is why they are called the second Mount Athos, which has preserved religious and monastic traditions for centuries. Meteora monasteries are located high in the mountains, just below the mountain peaks. Meteora literally means "floating in the air." There is some truth in this: in the morning or evening, the fog rises to the sky, there is a feeling of being above the clouds. Today, 6 monasteries are open. All of them are available for visiting. Most often, being just below the mountain peak (where the monasteries are located), picturesque landscapes and landscapes open up. In any weather, the sky fascinates tourists with its mystery and beauty. Athens and the Meteora Monasteries are separated by 350 km of road. On average, it takes 4.5-5 hours to get there in one direction. Due to the long journey, the Meteora tour is organized for two days. This will give you the opportunity to enjoy the trip, rather than rushing to explore the main facilities. However, if time is limited, then there are no other options besides a one-day tour. What impresses the Meteor visitor is, of course, the huge dark cliffs towering over the plain directly above the city of Kalampaka and the picturesque Kastraki, although it is strange that this special place of Meteora is not mentioned by any ancient historian, even in Greek mythology. Make your vacation unforgettable.