Meteora is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in central Greece. It is famous for its stunning rock formations and the historic monasteries perched atop these towering cliffs. The area features six active monasteries, which were built between the 14th and 16th centuries, showcasing remarkable Byzantine architecture. The name "Meteora" means "suspended in air," reflecting the unique positioning of the monasteries. The site is also popular for hiking and rock climbing, attracting visitors who wish to explore its natural beauty and rich cultural history. The breathtaking views and serene atmosphere make it a significant destination for tourists and pilgrims alike.