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Athena is one of the most popular goddesses of the Ancient Greeks. It’s widely known that she is the goddess of war and wisdom, but that is just the beginning of amazing facts about her. She appears in several myths …
Poros is one of the top Saronic islands, situated opposite the port of Galatas, where you can hop on a ferry and cross within 10 minutes. It is a small island full of lush pine forests and pristine nature, which …
Poros Island in Greece is perfect for anyone wishing to combine exploring Athens with the experience of a gorgeous Greek island. Like all the Saronic islands, it’s a great option for a quick dash to an island when locals seek …
The Palace of Nestor is one of the best places to go if you are a lover of history or a lover of nature and exploration- or both! A place swathed in legend, as well as history, the Palace of …
Did you know that you can visit Greece in springtime by visiting the warmest Greek islands in April? Thanks to their warm climate, some islands are ideal for an early summer vacation away from the heatwave and the crowds. With …
One of the most celebrated and momentous cultural events in Athens in the last few years was the 2019 opening of the Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens. This magnificent museum is a must-see on …
If you know ten Greek words, then Souvlaki is probably one of them. Souvlaki is not only Greece’s most popular Street Food, but it’s also popular wherever you find Greeks throughout the world. Souvlaki is popular for several good reasons …
Voidokilia is considered one of the most gorgeous beaches in the Mediterranean, not just in Greece. And that’s saying a lot since Greece and the Mediterranean are full of breathtakingly beautiful beaches! But there’s something so uniquely stunning about Voidokilia’s …
The Northern Aegean islands are unique and beautiful destinations for those who wish to explore the authentic beauty of Greece away from the hustle and bustle of the Cyclades. Although these islands such as Samos, Ikaria, Chios, Lemnos, Lesvos, and …
Polylimnio is so gorgeous and exotic that it has been called Messinia’s “Blue Lagoon”. But even that is not accurate because in Polylimnio you will find not one, but several azure and turquoise little lakes, connected to each other with …