Greek Orthodox Easter and its traditions
Wednesday and Thursday before Easter are two very important family bonding days for the Greeks. They are the days when we prepare our eggs and
read moreWednesday and Thursday before Easter are two very important family bonding days for the Greeks. They are the days when we prepare our eggs and
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read moreThe Mediterranean climate of Greece is not ideal only for holidays, but it also helps the earth to give birth to unique herbs. The majority
read moreAre you one of those travellers, who go against the mass trends? In other words, have you planned your trip to Greece off the season,
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read moreIt is not only about the colorful ornaments and lights which graciously decorate the city; it is mostly about the warm ambience, which travels around
read moreDid you know from where Athens, the capital city of Greece, took its name? From goddess Athena of course, Zeus’ daughter, who symbolizes wisdom. Athena and Podeidon,
read moreAugust's full moon will shine on the 15th, and the Ministry of Culture and Sports will offer to the public the opportunity to enjoy a
read moreBeing in Athens during July is an exciting experience, however, the warm weather can be tiring. In Athens Walking Tours we are aware of that
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