There is a Greek caviar and it is none other than the exceptional Bottarga Messolonghi.
Stunning Yet Unknown UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Greece
Greece is a crossroads of fantastic art, diverse cultures and numerous civilizations. Over thousands of years, archaeologists and historians have studied and uncovered beautiful pieces of the past including incredible feats of architecture like palaces, fortresses, churches, temples and ancient homes.
FLY ME TO THE MOON – NEWSLETTER VOLUME 19
Dear Traveler, We believe that small pleasures are a big deal and as summer draws to a close and autumn announces its arrival, we find ourselves confronted with the autumn mood. Trees start to shed leaves, the weather cools down and Mother Nature reminds us that seasons come and go, but memories remain. Take pleasure
Hidden Destination: Syros Island
The Greek islands are a hotspot for summer vacation, but as we bid adieu to days spent on the beach and transition into fall, let’s explore a secret side to Greece and visit Syros.
10 Reasons to Visit Meteora in Greece
Meteora’s mountain peaks seem suspended in the air and are unlike anything you’ve ever seen. The views here are almost too beautiful to believe.
Lesser-Known Museums in Athens: Incredible Collections to Discover
The lesser-known museums of Athens are full of incredible artifacts, art and historic relics to discover.
Chasing the Lighthouses of Greece
The lighthouses of Greece are set on some of the most stunning spots in the country. Here’s a list of some of our favorites.
FLY ME TO THE MOON – NEWSLETTER VOLUME 18
Dear Traveler, A sweet scent fills the air — a gentle sign that the month of September is here. As autumn is gradually stepping in, it’s the time of year that days spent outdoors are magical. Summer in Greece doesn’t end here. In fact September is considered to be one of the best months to travel in
Greece’s most captivating Castles
Greece’s most captivating castles are romantic, historic and a travel experience all in one.
Mosaic Art in Greece: Dimitra Colomvacou on the Art of Ancient Times
Born to Greek parents in Toronto, Canada, Dimitra Colomvacou completed her studies at the Centennial College of Applied Arts & Technology. As her love for Greek culture grew stronger she decided to return and settle back in her homeland. For over a decade she has been living with her family in the small village of
