For men only: A pilgrimage to Mount Athos in Greece
On a secluded peninsula in north-east Greece lies an enclave that’s way off the tourist map, especially for women. William Cook gains access to the monastic…
Rethymnon: Tales of renaissance and resistance
By Haris Argyropoulos Rethymno, one of Greece’s most interesting cities, on Crete’s northern coast, with an impressive tradition in the arts and letters,…
Greek beaches rank second in 2012 Blue Flag awards
By Katerina Nikolas Greece can once again celebrate the quality of its beaches…
Captivated by Corfu
By Benedict Allen Is there no peace to be had from a domineering little daughter?…
Hotels slash their prices
By Stathis Kousounis Greek hotels have slashed their prices this year in a bid…
Unspoilt Greece: holidays off the beaten track
There are still plenty of unspoilt spots in Greece – you just have to look…
Island-hopping: Paros, Antiparos, Folegandros
By Juli Zäll With reports of yoghurt being hurled at authorities on the streets, Greece was on my radar but certainly not in my travel calendar. However,…
Patras: the city that never sleeps
Patras is a bustling city, where entertainment, history and culture mingle to create a destination filled with wonderful discoveries. The city has a large…
Thessaloniki: the heart of Macedonia
Thessaloniki (520km north of Athens) is the second largest city in Greece, the capital of Macedonia and the most important city in the Balkans. Built near…
Athens: capital of Europe
Athens is the historical capital of Europe, with a long history, dating from the first settlement in the Neolithic age. In the Fifth Century BC (the Golden…
Indiana Jones in Syros
Residents of Syros island looked surprised as American actor Harrison Ford walked the scenic backstreets of Syros. As an ordinary tourist, without luxurious…
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