Greece’s most remote island is just 800m from the Turkish coast but Kastelorizo (also known as Megisti) brims with Greek history and tradition.Its little harbour is lit up by the vivid colours of two-storeyed houses (yet another small island with a big history) and the nearby Kastello Rosso,the russet-coloured castle built by the Knights of St John, after which the island was named.
Amidst its picturesque scenery lie numerous postcard-perfect villages that seem to have been frozen in time. From rolling hills to coastal cliffs, each village offers a unique glimpse into the country's history, architecture, and way of life. In this article, we will embark on a journey to explore some of Italy's most charming and postcard-worthy villages that will steal your heart.