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Food Culture in Greece
May 8, 2019

Food Culture in Greece

Greek food and wine is an important aspect of the culture of Greece. The Greek food and wines are famous for their good quality and amazing taste. Some dishes are common all around the country, whereas some others are local culinary specialties and can be found only in a specific region or Greek island. While you holiday, do not miss the chance to try the local…

National Gallery of Greece
April 22, 2019

National Gallery of Greece

The Macedonian king wears a royal diadem in his wavy hair, and a short cloak (chlamys), cuirass, and laced military sandals. He once brandished a sword in one hand, while the other grasped the reins of his rearing horse, presumably his favorite, Bucephalus (Bull Head). Found in 1761 in Herculaneum in Italy, the statuette is thought to be a small-scale replica…

Fun things to do in Greece
April 18, 2019

Fun things to do in Greece

There are obviously the usual touristy things all tourists do: swimming, sun-bathing, going on guided tours, visiting museums etc. Great experiences but I guess you’ve heard it all before. So, I’ll add a couple of things that you are not likely to do unless you are visiting with locals or have taken some time to really look at alternatives. In no particular order:…

Polichrono, Greece
January 9, 2019

Polichrono, Greece

Holidays to Polichrono take you to a quiet seaside village that comes with a handful of authentic tavernas and cosy bars – plus a beautifully long sandy beach. A quiet coastal village Polichrono is a charming seaside village on the east coast of the Kassandra Peninsula in Halkidiki, way up in northern Greece. There’s a laid-back feel to the place – the old town…

Studying Abroad in Greece
November 26, 2018

Studying Abroad in Greece

Greece, the country of white and blue, is located in southeast Europe at the junction of Europe, Asia, and Africa. The country s unique geography consists of two peninsulas and more than 6, islands. The diverse landscape is filled with some the world s most well known ruins, and it s easy to see how both democracy and mythology were born among the brilliant…

Holidays to Athens Greece
October 25, 2018

Holidays to Athens Greece

Undoubtedly Athens most recognisable landmark, the Acropolis is an enormous Golden Age complex that was built in the 5th century BC and is now on the coveted UNESCO World Heritage Site list. Since the 1970s, the site has been carefully restored thanks to funding provided by the The Acropolis Restoration Project, and contains more than twenty archaeological sites…

Greece under Ottoman Rule
August 30, 2018

Greece under Ottoman Rule

Greece, after gaining her independence in 1829, expanded her territory three times against the Ottoman Empire during the nineteenth century and the first thirteen years of the twentieth century. This expansion was not limited to the Balkans but extended into Anatolia in the pursuit of the traditional Megali Idea (Great Idea), a policy committed to creating a…

Olympic Stadium Greece
July 25, 2018

Olympic Stadium Greece

The down side is that the baseball field and the stadium are full of people who’d rather not be there. They’d rather be home. For many of them, that’s Syria. As I understand it, they left because home was exploding all around them and people like them were dying in great numbers, whether or not they had taken sides in the war, which they might or might not understand…

Greece capital city Name
April 23, 2018

Greece capital city Name

The Greek people represent a civilization introduced in vanilla . Musical Theme: Epitaph of Seikilos (composed by Geoff Knorr) Music Set: European Architecture: Mediterranean Jason, Helena, Alexa, Cletus, Kassandra, Andres, Desdemona, Anthea, Aeneas, Leander Christianity or Eastern Orthodoxy Autocracy The flag of Greece The Greeks are excellent at diplomacy and…

Mount Olympus in Greece
February 10, 2018

Mount Olympus in Greece

Legends and ancient Greek mythology abound in Mount Olympus National Park in Greece, making for a unique hiking experience. Just don’t anger the gods, or else! According to Greek mythology, Olympus National Park was home to the ancient 12 Gods. Naturally, Zeus lived on Mount Olympus, the highest peak. There’s something both eery and magical about Greece’s first…

Sithonia Greece Apartments
February 6, 2018

Sithonia Greece Apartments

Highlights: Modern rooms Directly on the beach Beach Bar Zinozis Beach Apartments are perfectly located in Vourvourou, Halkidiki, in a 5 sqm garden right next to the sea. A true oasis for those who want to relax and have a luxury summer vacation at a reasonable price. Walking distance to restaurants and supermarkets. Boat rentals a 5 minute read more Price from:…

Excursions Greece
November 10, 2017

Excursions Greece

Sightseeing tours in Greece and Greek islands Taking a tour is certainly the most convenient way to explore places and sightseeings in Greece. The majority of guided Greece tours are organized in Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, Corfu, Crete and other tourist developed destinations around the country. These tours include visits to important monuments, picturesque…

Best beaches in Rhodes Greece
August 25, 2017

Best beaches in Rhodes Greece

Rhodes Island in Greece is a heaven for holidays. The island is full of large beaches ready to be discovered. The famous, cosmopolitan Elli Beach right at the outskirts of Rhodes Town, the grandiose Tsambika Beach on the southeast part of the island, the “historical”, secluded Lindos Beach with the amazing view to the ancient Acropolis, Faliraki Beach, the hotspot…

What countries are Close to Greece?
August 22, 2017

What countries are Close to Greece?

A refugee at the camp in Idomeni, on the Greek-Macedonian border. Photograph: Zoltan Balogh/EPA Hundreds of thousands could become trapped in Greece after Macedonia, Croatia and Slovenia announce frontier closures European leaders claim to have closed the main refugee route to northern Europe, raising the possibility of tens if not hundreds of thousands of refugees…

Sandy Maria Tsilivi Zante Greece
August 16, 2017

Sandy Maria Tsilivi Zante Greece

“The vast sandy beach offers a sense of seclusion, however watersports are limited so as not to disturb the Caretta Caretta turtles that nest here” Endless sandy beaches are plentiful on the island © Shutterstock Endless sandy beaches are plentiful on the island The world-famous Navagio Beach © Dimitris Vlaikos The world-famous Navagio Beach The rare Caretta…

Strange laws in Greece
July 23, 2017

Strange laws in Greece

So you re vacationing in Europe And itching to get arrested? Hit with a hefty fine? Yeah, we didn t think so. Nonetheless, weird laws abound here, as elsewhere. In fact, committing an illegal activity in the EU might be as simple as wearing high heels at the wrong place or smooching your honey while waiting for the train (get a room!). To help you keep your crazy…

Barnard Park Greece New York
April 22, 2014

Barnard Park Greece New York

Greece Public Library 2 Vince Tofany Blvd, Rochester NY 14612 585-225-8951 Greece Public Library Facts about your librarian: 1. Baking cupcakes and decorating them makes me happy. 2. Mixing fabulous music playlists is one of my lesser known talents. 3. Being outdoors and taking pictures of what I see is something I never tire of. 4. I am an avid sports nut, particularly…

Greece Writing
February 7, 2015

Greece Writing

For women writers who like to travel In 1984, at the end of a two-year sojourn in the Greek village, Elika, I purchased an abandoned, deteriorating, roofless peasant house. Stone by stone, over the course of many years, I worked at restoring the structure without knowing what role the finished dwelling would play in my life. The book I went to Greece to write…

Greece Food Production
November 4, 2016

Greece Food Production

Article The prosperity of the majority of Greek city-states was based on agriculture and the ability to produce the necessary surplus which allowed some citizens to pursue other trades and pastimes and to create a quantity of exported goods so that they could be exchanged for necessities the community lacked. Cereals, olives, and wine were the three most produced…

All Inclusive Holidays to Athens Greece
September 11, 2016

All Inclusive Holidays to Athens Greece

Culture and history The country is predominantly Christian, with 98% of the population identifying themselves as Greek Orthodox. If you’re visiting one of the many beautiful churches, avoid wearing shorts or sleeveless tops – it’s polite to cover up with longer sleeves and trousers or a skirt. A few courtesies will be appreciated – a simple ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’…

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