Planning a vacation trip with your family can be an exciting yet overwhelming experience. With so many destinations to choose from, finding the perfect spot that offers peace, adventure, and cultural exploration can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. However, if you are craving a relaxing holiday trip that contains breathtaking terrains, rich history, vibrant nature, and warm hospitality, this blog is a treasure of [...]
Greece, the cradle of Western civilization, whispers of ancient myths and beckons with sun-kissed shores. The place is widespread from the towering Acropolis to the sapphire Aegean. Every corner of this land bursts with adventure and beauty. Table of Contents A) What to Do in Greece? B) Land of Gods and Historical Ruins Things To Do In Athens, Greece Things To Do In Santorini, Greece Things To Do [...]
The Trojan War is among the most famous and enduring legends of ancient Greece, captivating the imaginations of countless generations. This epic conflict between the city of Troy and a coalition of Greek city-states has inspired numerous poems, plays, and artworks throughout history. In this comprehensive analysis, we will explore the causes, campaigns, key figures, battles, and the role of the gods in the Trojan War. We [...]
Meteora Greece's 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites offer a deep dive into human history, from ancient times to the Byzantine era. These sites, each with its unique story, collectively showcase Greece's indelible mark on global culture and heritage. For history enthusiasts and casual tourists alike, a visit to these sites promises a transformative experience, connecting us with the epochs that have shaped our world. [...]
40 Interesting Facts about Greece! Greece is a country brimming with fascinating tales, traditions, and trivia. Here are some interesting facts about Greece to pique your curiosity: Cradle of Democracy: Athens, the capital city of Greece, is universally hailed as the birthplace of democracy. It was here, in the 5th century BC, that the system of governance wherein citizens have a direct say in governmental decisions, [...]
By Angela Dansby on Jan 17, 2021 09:01 am Source: Continental Divine Inadvertent Culinary Tour in Tsakonian Villages of Greece Angela Dansby Greek sour cherry preserves atop cheesecake When you think of Greek cuisine, surely tzatziki, moussaka, baklava and feta cheese made in 100 ways comes to mind. But what about candied eggplant, quince marmalade, kormos me biskota, koulourakia, sage tea, cream of chestnut, glyko karydaki, halite and [...]
Overlooking the Pleistos Valley on Mount Parnassus in Greece lie the ruins of Delphi, the most famous oracle of the Ancient World, dedicated to the god of sun and prophecy, Apollo. At the temple of Apollo there were carved into the stone the 147 Delphic Maxims. Rules for a Happy Life among which the most famous of these is the simple yet profound saying “Know thyself.” [...]
The 17 large trees spring from the roof of the temple and reach a height of 20 meters. The legends according to the church of Agia Theodora are many and most known. However, you will always find a new reason to visit this temple that awes you!
reece is full of hidden beauties that you discover slowly on every trip. Some of them, in fact, are much closer than you might think. Like, for example, Daskalio. A small island famous as the island of love. It is very close to Poros island and it captures the hearts.
The Battle of Thermopylae was fought between an alliance of Greek city-states, led by King Leonidas of Sparta, and the Persian empire of Xerxes I over the course of three days, during the second Persian invasion of Greece. It took place in August or September 480 BC, at the narrow coastal pass of Thermopylae ("The Hot Gates").
