As families embark on the roller coaster of repatriation, the emotional complexities of returning to a passport country become more pronounced through the experiences of children. Navigating repatriation involves farewells, adjustments, and acclimatization. During this time, children grapple with the loss of familiar surroundings, friendships, and routines. They also seek to establish a sense of identity and belonging in
Author : Pamela Lytra photos: Ioanna Morphinou Source: Noupou.GR We visited the renowned International School of Piraeus and gained insight into the educational philosophy of a school with a century-long tradition. The International School of Piraeus has a family history and a tradition that has evolved over the years to adapt to the needs of
Architect and engineer Aris Giannopoulos from the architectural firm WOA explains why green gardens, beyond their aesthetic appeal, are crucial for the city’s environmental temperature and air quality improvement. Walking down Lekka Street, you can’t miss the plants adorning the façade of Gatsby, a hotel that has quickly become a landmark for the narrow street
By Zoe Xydia Refugees have existed worldwide for centuries, often fleeing unimaginable hardships to seek safety and a better life. Today, over 130 million people are forcibly displaced across the globe. While the sheer scale of this crisis can seem overwhelming, individual efforts can make a significant difference. Many people are eager to help but
The award-winning design, chefs, and menu of Delta Restaurant, located within the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, is the only restaurant in Athens (and Greece) with two Michelin stars, plus a Michelin Green Star for Sustainable Gastronomy. Delta Restaurant, the only restaurant in Greece with two Michelin stars and a green Michelin star for sustainable
by Philip Chrysopoulos The history of Syntagma Square in Athens is literally the modern history of the city itself and the central point for visitors in the Greek capital. Syntagma Square and—three quarters of a mile to the north—Omonoia Square, are completely intertwined with the history of the city and Greece in general from the
Nestled in the heart of Athens lies a neighborhood brimming with architectural wonders waiting to be discovered: Kypseli. While the city is renowned for its ancient ruins and historical landmarks, the lesser-known beauty of the Doors of Kypseli offers a unique glimpse into the artistic and cultural tapestry of the modern metropolis. British artist Eleanor
Embark on a journey of global career opportunities with Kamylle Mourao, the global mobility lead at Deel. Originally from Brazil, Kamylle’s career has taken her to 13 countries, including Peru, Mexico, Portugal, and Spain. Her dynamic experiences enrich her valuable advice for those looking to expand their careers internationally, especially in the context of digital nomadism. Recently,
The 2024 Philosophy Festival, hosted by Philosophie magazine and the French Institute, is set to captivate audiences from May 31 to June 1 within the serene gardens of the French School of Athens (6 Didotou). This eagerly anticipated event will bring together a diverse array of minds, including scientists, philosophers, and artists, to explore the
Greece is not only a country rich in history and stunning landscapes but also a burgeoning hub for innovative and stylish fashion. For expats looking to embrace local culture, getting acquainted with Greek designer brands is a must. From contemporary chic to traditional elegance, Greek designers offer a diverse range of fashion that can elevate
