Greece, an ancient country situated on the Mediterranean in southeast Europe, is full of archaeological locations, elegant hotels, rural tavernas, and family resorts. 20 percent of the land being covered by islands, the landscape varies from high mountains (such as the Pindus), rocky foothills, fertile plains, and pine-forested moorlands. The maximum islands nearly 1,400 in number are densely grouped in the Aegean along the Greek and Turkish coasts, whereas the others are the Ionian Islands along the west coast in the Ionian Sea. Some islands such as Kefalonia and Amorgos are calm in nature, while Mykonos and Páros are known for their party time. In the 5th century B.C., Greece achieved its pinnacle due to Athens that got its recognition as the Mediterranean’s cultural and artistic hub.  [...] 

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Denmark, the smallest Scandinavian nation, is sized so by its Jutland peninsula and the enclosing 400 islands of different sizes. Only a few inhabited, ferries and brides connect them to the mainland. The country is blessed with the wealth of scenic villages and cities, ancient fortresses and sculptures, and a shoreline whose landscape is broken by natural scenes of sandy beaches, small bays, and tender creeks. The nation’s landscape is a fusion of various scenes that has its own appealing sights. Its low undulating hills offers magnificent views at every few steps; whereas, the chilling forests of beech trees make you feel in the nature’s lap. Extensive highlands, Danish islands, the stunning lake district, sandy beaches, and white cliffs all allure you to offer a memorable journey. Lines  [...] 

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