Autumn in Ukraine can be varied: sometimes it delights with sunny days, while others bring cold rains and even snow in November. This makes it a great time to travel to warmer climes and recharge before winter. One of the most ideal destinations is Greece—a country with a mild climate, rich history, and numerous attractions.

What to do in Greece in autumn?
Of course, in November you won’t be able to bask on the beach or swim in the sea, as the air temperature remains around 18°C. However, Greece is famous not only for its resorts but also for its unique cultural heritage. When the beach season ends, it’s the perfect time for excursions. The main advantages of a November vacation are the comfortable weather, the absence of crowds, and reduced prices on hotels and air tickets.

What are the must-see places?
The Acropolis of Athens is a majestic complex, rising on a 156-meter hill.

Despite its thousand-year history, it continues to impress travelers from all over the world. Delphi is the ancient city where the Pythian Games, second in importance only to the Olympic Games, were held.

The island of Crete is a true treasure trove of ancient Greek culture. It is home to the Palace of Knossos, the legendary Labyrinth of the Minotaur, and the cave where, according to legend, Zeus himself was born.

Autumn Holidays in Greece
Autumn in Greece means not only excursions but also vibrant festivals. In November, Thessaloniki hosts the annual Dimitria Festival, which includes concerts, exhibitions, and theatrical performances. And on November 21, the entire country celebrates the Presentation of the Virgin Mary at the Temple—one of the most significant Orthodox holidays.

If you’re planning a vacation in November and want to relax in a warm country without breaking the bank, Greece is the ideal option.