UNESCO sites of Greece

Here on this page we accumulate the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites and UNESCO Tentative Lists sites in Greece. Most of these sites are included in different tours we at Monterrasol Travel created and are offering for our clients.

UNESCO Tentative Lists sites

Ancient Greek Theatres
- Amphiareion of Oropos
- Ancient theater of Megalopolis
- Ancient Theater of Argos
- Ancient Theater Eretria
- Ancient Theatre of Larissa I
- Ancient Theatre of Oeniadae
- Ancient Theatre of Dodona
- Ancient Theatre of Maronia
Ancient Lavrion
Archaeological site of Ancient Messene
Archaeological site of Nikopolis
Late Medieval Bastioned Fortifications in Greece
- Koroni
- Methoni
- Nafplio (Bourtzi + Palamidi + Akronafplia)
National Park of Dadia - Lefkimi - Souflion
The Area of the Prespes Lakes: Megali and Mikri Prespa which includes Byzantine and post-Byzantine monuments
The broader region of Mount Olympus

Last reviewed: 26 August 2025

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