There are many exotic spices in the world but the mastiha of Chios is truly special. The mastic tree, from which it comes from, can only grow on this Aegean island.
Apokries Traditions: The Greek Carnival
Visit Greece in winter and you may be just in time for a fun, masquerading time called apokries, which is the Greek Carnival.
PDO Naoussa: Greece’s finest red wines
Certain regions of Greece are known for producing the finest red wines. One of them is PDO Naoussa, where production has been refined with expertise, care and detail.
Skiing in Greece: Must-Visit Greek Winter Ski Resorts
While many travelers gravitate towards the Greek islands in the summer to enjoy the sun and sea, only a few have yet discovered the country’s dramatic snowy mountains and its traditional surrounding villages.
Skiing in Greece: Must-Visit Greek Winter Ski Resorts
While many travelers gravitate towards the Greek islands in the summer to enjoy the sun and sea, only a few have yet discovered the country’s dramatic snowy mountains and its traditional surrounding villages.
Soufli Silk Trade
Greece’s own incredible silk road began in a Thracian city called Soufli. A new effort aims to not only promote its history but also the silk industry’s comeback.
Soufli Silk Trade
Greece’s own incredible silk road began in a Thracian city called Soufli. A new effort aims to not only promote its history but also the silk industry’s comeback.
Gouria: Greek Good Luck Charms
Greek good luck charms, known as gouria, are a steadfast part of Greek culture existing since ancient times. With the New Year, their value is even more prevalent.
Contemporary Ceramics in Modern Greece
Contemporary ceramics in Greece have a storied and fascinating history. A History of Ceramics The history of ceramics dates back to 10,000 BC when the pottery was used for storing water and food. Since then, ceramics and pottery have evolved as a vital tool, influencing the progress of humankind. Eventually, contemporary ceramics were created by
Karavakia: Christmas Boats in Greece
Christmas boats in Greece, known in Greek as karavakia, are the most traditional symbols you’ll encounter during the holidays here. Why a boat? It goes back to the country’s seafaring traditions.