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Rhodes’s history goes back to the Neolithic period, around 4,000 B.C. It has always been a desirable island because of its location. As a result, Rhodes’s architecture is a combination of Byzantine, Venetian, Renaissance, and Ottoman styles.

The architecture of Chania is unique both to the island of Crete and the country of Greece as a whole. It features influences from Ottoman, Venetian, and local styles. Each neighborhood has a unique mix of these architectural styles.

In Athens’s Vathis Square district, a new update to the National Archaeological Museum has caused rents to virtually double in the past 5 years. According to data from indomio.gr for 2017 - 2022, property prices in Vathis Square, located just next to the museum, have increased by 99% in this period. (to 1,401 euros per sq.m). In Exarchia, the increase for the same period was 78% (to 1,994 euros per sq.m.). The recent updates are a major renewal of the 150-year-old display at the National Archaeological Museum. Many Athenians have been calling for updates for years.

Kythnos is not one of the most well-known island travel destinations in Greece, but it’s worth a visit, particularly for its 17th-century stone houses, decorated alleyways, and flower stencils. The most famous churches to visit are the Agia Triada, along with the monasteries of Panagia Kanala and St. John the Forerunner. The architecture of Chora, the island’s main town, is identified by its whitewashed houses and winding external staircases. The narrow stone alleys give the houses a quaint feel. Compared to other islands in the Cyclades, Kythnos has a distinctly Neoclassical touch to its architecture, exemplified by its tile roofs. The most popular areas for real estate are Driopida, Loutra, and Merichas, the main port.

Traditional homes in Tinos are, much like in the rest of Greece’s islands, designed to be simple and functional. While Tinos is famous for its boutique shops and art galleries, you don’t need to go far for an exhibit, because the houses themselves are like art.