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.
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Contemporary Ceramics in Modern Greece
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.
Traditional Greek Christmas Desserts
Christmas in Greece means all sorts of cultural and food traditions and that includes… dessert! Indulging in Greek Christmas desserts are a wonderful part of the holiday experience.
Hidden Destination: Spotlight on Xanthi
Xanthi is a destination with a rich tobacco past and a multiethnic character, a natural and historical beauty also known as “the city of a thousand colors.”
The Skyros Horse: The Famous Hellenic Hipparion
The Skyros horse is a small-bodied breed also known as the Hellenic Hipparion, one of the rarest breeds in the world.
Changing of the Guard Ceremony in Greece: Evzones
The changing of the guard ceremony in Greece is one of the most memorable official ceremonies of its kind. Greece’s elite presidential guard, known as the Evzones, protect the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with unique costumes and a memorable ceremony that is steeped in Greek tradition.
Anatolian Coffee: History and Culture
Anatolian coffee takes center stage in Greece and the regions surrounding Greece as a significant part of food culture and life.
The Art of Truffle Hunting in Greece
The art of truffle hunting has historic roots in Greece and throughout Europe. It is one of the world’s wonderful delicacies that is the perfect addition to a beautifully prepared meal.
National Museum of Contemporary Art: EMST PROLOGUES
The Greek art scene is getting ready for the full opening of a significant new addition to the Athenian landscape, a new National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens. Some say its Greece’s version of London’s Tate Modern.