Good Friday in Greece is both the most solemn holiday of the year, and the most beautiful. In every church throughout the whole country, Good Friday begins with bells. But not the joyous church bells we hear every Sunday and holidays — the bell is a mourning bell, ringing a single ring at regular intervals
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Top 5 Reasons to Visit Corfu
If you’ve already checked off Greece’s most visited islands and not sure where to go next? Consider planning a trip to experience the hidden sides of the majestic island of Corfu.
Konstantinos Kaspiris: Soli Dharma the miraculous energy oils
Konstantinos Kaspiris is an inspirational character who wears many hats. His exceptional talents are reflected in his numerous roles as a costume designer, stylist, fashion expert and creator of the miraculous energy oils — the Soli Dharma.
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Greek Bombonieres: History and Tradition
A bomboniere in its classic form is simple. If there is one single object that represents a momentous, joyous event in Greece, is the Greek Bomboniere. No wedding or baptism is without these beautiful, symbolic favors- they are deeply bound to Greek tradition.
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Hidden Destinations: The Famous Thermal Springs of Greece
As if Greece were not already blessed enough with gorgeous waters, the country is also rich in therapeutic natural thermal springs that make ideal destinations for a wellness get-away. The famous thermal springs of Greece offer a broad spectrum of experiences.
6 Top Museum Café Experiences in Greece
Greece is certainly known for culture. And it’s also known for café culture. So it stands to reason that most museums will have a fine café to complement the experience — a place to reflect on your impressions, write in your travel journal, and charge up for the rest of the day or night. Here
The Culinary traditions of Clean Monday
Clean Monday or Kathara Deftera is one of the most important Greek celebrations which is represented with numerous unique traditions being held in many towns and islands around Greece. Let’s explore how the Greeks celebrate one of the most prominent holidays of the year.