Monthly Archives: April 2012

1st Acropolis Half Marathon

Posted on April 27, 2012 by basileios

A Marathon (or half Marathon) Race is an event that takes place in order to commemorate the Marathon Battle which took place  back in 490 BC between Greeks and Persians . The Greeks won and after the battle they sent a soldier … Continue reading →

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Google Art Project and Greek Museums

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Annie

Thanks to the Google Art Project travelers have the chance now to travel through their mind’s eye to more than 151 Museums in 40 countries who have agreed to digitally exhibit their treasures which, together, depict 14,000 years of global … Continue reading →

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THE HOLIEST DAYS OF THE GREEK ORTHODOX RELIGION

Posted on April 11, 2012 by Annie

Easter is the most important holiday in the Greek Orthodox Religion and for this reason it has the most poignant ceremonies which begin on the Saturday of Lazarus (the Saturday before Palm Sunday) and end with Easter Sunday and the … Continue reading →

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The Beautiful Beaches of Athens

Posted on April 9, 2012 by basileios

Athens is not well known abroad for its beaches as it is more famous  for its wonderful monuments, attractions and Museums. Athenians though tend to enjoy their nearby clean and easily accessible beaches If  you have a couple of days to spend … Continue reading →

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EASTER – THE ULTIMATE VICTORY

Posted on April 5, 2012 by Annie

Easter is the most sacred of Greek Orthodox holidays. It takes place in spring and it symbolizes the cycle of life. If you follow the religious rituals they lead to inner reflection, discipline, compassion and gratitude. The Orthodox Christians celebrate … Continue reading →

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Dionysus Theater, The Birthplace of Theatrical Performances

Posted on April 4, 2012 by basileios

This is a place you will have to visit while in Athens. Why? because  this is the birthplace of theater, thus the most significant theater in Europe.  It is also Europe’s oldest theater. We at the Athens Walking tours take special care and show … Continue reading →

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