UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Their work is of indisputable importance, since it comes with great responsibility. They evaluate sites worldwide and they identify those that mean a lot to… UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Greece
On 11 November 2018, the whole world will see the runners of the authentic 2018 Athens Marathon compete. A long lasting tradition, dating to Greek antiquity, lives on and on. And if you wish to… The Authentic 2018 Athens Marathon Is Here
What do you know of the glorious fight of the Greeks against the Ottomans? After a long time in slavery, warriors all over the country joined forces and organized the “Greek Revolution”. Starting in 1821,… Greek Independence Day
Are you daydreaming about your visit to Santorini, the ultimate holiday destination for romantic vacations? Have you been browsing through photos depicting the timeless beauty of the landscapes? The imposing caldera and the lunar shaped… The Effervescent Beauty of the Volcano in Santorini
Located on the eastern part of Milos, there is Paliorema. This is a lovely beach that attracts a lot of visitors on a daily basis. Although it is not as popular as some other beaches… Sulphur Mines in Milos
The Ancient Roman Theater of Milos is built on a prominent location. on a rocky slope next to the Catacombs. This ancient masterpiece of acoustics has always attracted attention. Its construction dates back to the… The Impressive Ancient Roman Theater of Milos
On January 1st, there is a special tradition that has survived through the centuries in Greece. At each home, families gather and cut the vasilopita. This is a pie made of flour, milk, eggs and… Vasilopita Tradition in Greece
The Venetian Castle of Milos is located on the second highest peak of the island. It offers superb views from above, making it a must-see destination! This is in fact the only landmark depicting the… Sunset at the Venetian Castle of Milos
Domokos is a town of Phtiotis. It is about 2.5 hours’ drive from Athens. The ancient Thaumacus, a Greek city state within proximity to Lamia. The latter flourished in the area at the time. The… The Unknown Domokos Castle Unveils Its Story
The Ecclesiastical Museum of Hydra opened its doors in 1999. It is located in the heart of the island’s harbor. So it is a must-visit, as soon as you set your foot on Hydra. The… Ecclesiastical Museum of Hydra
At the prehistoric settlement of Orchomenos, a great spectacle awaits. Visitors have the chance to admire one of the finest Mycenaean tombs, the Tomb of Minyas. This should have been the burial place of the… Discover the Tomb of Minyas
Perched on the edge of a conical cliff, Anavatos Chios is an imposing landmark of the island. Less than 20 kilometers from Chios Town, this Byzantine village adds distinct color to the wider area. From… Anavatos Chios: Towering History
The past is brought to light at the archaeological site of Amnissos. It is the area of Paleochora. In this place people have lived since the Middle Minoan era. The first excavations on site took… The Archaeological Site of Amnissos
Dramatic performances have been the pinnacle of Greek culture for centuries. The Greeks gathered to enjoy tragedies and comedies, in between feasting. In honor of their Gods or to celebrate nature, writers did their best… Tribute to the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus
Located in Epirus on the northwestern part of Greece, Dodona Oracle is the oldest oracle in the entire country. It is believed to have been chosen by Zeus himself. Its impressive history dates back to… Dodona Oracle: The Oldest Hellenic Oracle
Karystos is a picturesque city on the island of Evia. It has been inhabited for many centuries, with its history dating back to the Middle Ages. Amongst its finest attractions, in Karystos we find two… Exploring the Emblematic Karystos Castles
The island of Antiparos combines beauty with history and archaeological interest that martyr all over the world the unique Cycladic Civilization. It is, thus, an obligatory gift to yourself to visit: The Cave Enchanting and… Explore the hidden historical heritage of Antiparos!
The Ivory Bull-leaper and the Bull-leaping Fresco from Knossos The Archaeological Museum of Heraklion on Crete was recently honored with a Special Commendation at the annual European Museum of the Year Awards (EMYA), held by the… Heraklion Archaeological Museum Honored with EMYA Special Commendation
The “Via Egnatia” was the most important road in antiquity in Macedonia and Thrace. Basically, it served as a Roman military and commercial highway constructed between 146 – 120 BC and named after the man… All the “roads” lead to Philippi: The history of the greatly travelled ‘Via Egnatia’
Ottoman arched bridge over Voidomatis River, Vikos Gorge. Image by Danita Delimont / Getty Images One of the most fascinating drives across Greece is the 670km journey from the Turkish border crossing of Kipi in… Driving Egnatia Odos, Greece’s modern ancient highway
