14 July 2026

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Life & Culture

Exploring Greek Seafood: Barbouni, Sinagrida, Kolohtipa, and Astakomakaronada

Our evening at the fish restaurant of Spyrοs – Spyridoula in Elafonisos, where they serve the best astakomakarinada, left us inspired to write an article on the rich variety of Greek fish. Seriously, who needs meat when you can enjoy fish all day and all year long? Greece, with its azure waters and rich maritime

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Guides Traditions/etiquette/history

Navigating Greek Etiquette: A Comprehensive Guide for Expats

Relocating to Greece offers a unique blend of ancient traditions and modern vibrancy, promising a rewarding experience. To fully embrace Greek life and smoothly integrate into your new community, it’s important to understand and respect local customs and social norms. Navigating Greek etiquette involves taking time to reflect on any assumptions you may have about

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Life & Culture

Exploring the Rich History and Scientific Significance of the National Observatory in Athens, Greece

The magical world of the sky, stars, and night transforms into music, in a unique concert by the ERT Choir at the National Observatory Garden in Athens, on Friday, July 26, 2024, at 21:30. The National Observatory of Athens, also known as the National Observatory of Greece, is the oldest research institution in Greece, founded

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Life & Culture

Lavrio: A Thriving Hub of Tourism Development and Urban Renewal

The investment by Piraeus Bank and Dimand SA in Lavrio for 420 luxury residences and 50 villas – called “small Ellinikon” or just “Project Lavrio”- and the wider transformation of the region, with real estate developments and a new port. A “small Ellinikon” is set to be created in Lavrio, in the southeast of Athens, in

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Life & Culture What’s on

SNFCC Kids Parties: Exclusive, Unforgettable, and Fun Filled

The SNFCC’s kids parties are making a grand return and this time they are exclusively reserved for its Members! Brace yourself for a whirlwind of unforgettable experiences, unexpected surprises, and interactive adventures set amidst the picturesque Stavros Niarchos Park. Whether you’re marking a birthday, commemorating a special occasion, or simply seeking a joyous time with

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Escapes Weekend

Whispers of History: The Enchanting Doors of Spetses Island

Perched gracefully in the azure embrace of the Aegean Sea lies the enchanting island of Spetses, a place where time seems to stand still, and the whispers of history echo through the cobblestone streets. As the sun-drenched buildings bask in the golden light, a symphony of colors and textures unfolds before the eyes of those

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Health& Wellness Life & Culture

Top 5 Summer Health Risks in Greece: A Guide for Expats and Locals

High summer temperatures in Greece pose health risks for both expats and locals alike. Below are the 5 main summer health risks you should be aware of. 1. Dehydration. It happens more often than you think and it requires far more just water. Remember to consume daily great amounts of fresh fruits and vegetables which are

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Life & Culture

Commemorating 50 Years Since the Restoration of Democracy in Greece

This year marks a significant milestone in Greek history, as we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Restoration of Democracy in our country. The events that unfolded in July 1974, leading to the downfall of the oppressive, tyrannical regime, are being remembered and celebrated in various ways across Greece. The period between July 1974 and

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Life & Culture What’s on

Celebrating Artistry and Movement: 14th Dance Days Chania festival, July 20th – July 31st

The Dance Days Chania festival takes place annually in Chania, Crete, a city renowned for its picturesque Venetian harbor, historic architecture, and Mediterranean cultural influences, providing a captivating setting for the festival. Founded in 2011 amidst significant socio-economic and cultural changes, the festival has grown into a prominent international event celebrating artistic expression. Organized by

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Life & Culture

Brushstrokes of Freedom: Exploring Art and Democracy in Southern Europe’s Turbulent Past

As the vibrant city of Athens continues to be a melting pot of cultures and ideas, the international community residing here has the unique opportunity to delve into the intersection of art and democracy through a groundbreaking exhibition at the National Gallery – Alexandros Soutsos Museum. Curated by the visionary director, Syrago Tsiara, the exhibition

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