What Continent is Greece in?

Greece is formed by a jagged peninsula that thins out into the sea, breaking into about 1500 islands, of which only 169 are inhabited. The islands are divided into the archipelagos of the Cyclades, the Ionian, the Dodecanese, the Northeast Aegean, the Sporades and the Saronic Gulf, opposite the capital. The two largest islands are Crete and Euboea.

Is Greece part of Europe or Asia?

In this note, the European State of Greece, which is located in south-eastern Europe, is described in depth. Information on its physical territory is reported, such as the fact that it is a predominantly mountainous country with many archipelagos and peninsulas, the presence of several massifs, of which the main examples are reported, the plains, the most important rivers that are found a little throughout the country, the Greek islands, such as the island of Crete. Another aspect that is taken into account is certainly the climate that occurs differently in the various areas of the country. The borders of Greece are also described. Later we trace the history of Greece from antiquity to the present day to end with the description of the population of the area and the economic characteristics of the country.