What draws so many visitors to Greece? The beaches, mythology, and exquisite food are all important, but Greece is much more than that. Continue reading to discover the most fascinating facts about Greece:

• Greece has the most archaeological museums of any country in the world.
• There are around 2000 islands in Greek territory, however only 170 are inhabited.
• Greece has around 250 days of sunshine per year, or 3,000 sunny hours.
• Athens is the oldest capital of Europe. Athens’ beginnings may be traced back 3,400 years. As a result, Greece’s capital is one of the world’s oldest cities.
• Greece has more varieties of olives than any country in the world. It is the world’s 3rd leading producer of olives.
• The real name of Greece is not Greece! The Hellenic Republic is Greece’s official name.
• Greece is one of Europe’s most mountainous countries.
• Many houses in the Greek Isles are whitewashed with blue doors and roofs. That colour is thought to ward off evil spirits.