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BY Maria Korachai

| Aug 11, 2016

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The Street Cameras of Agiasos Village

Where people watching is serious business

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BY Sophia Dimitriou

| Jun 16, 2016

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Skopelos, the Island that will Keep you Coming Back

Located in the island group of Northern Sporades, Skopelos is one of the most alluring islands in the western Aegean Sea, and also the place where the famous movie ‘Mama-Mia!’ was filmed.

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BY Sophia Dimitriou

| May 16, 2016

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Three Friends Find Serenity at Lake Doxa

On a Friday afternoon, just as April had begun, two of my friends and I took the road to the village of Trikala at the mountains of Corinth, in northeast Peloponnese.

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BY Maria Korachai

| Feb 19, 2016

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Aegina: Steak With a View

Catch the ferryboat from Piraeus to nearby Aegina and head to its highest mountain for a steak worth traveling for.

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BY Kostis Zafirakis

| Dec 09, 2015

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Sithonia: Summers of our Youth

The middle “leg” (as we Thessalonians call the three peninsulas) of Halkidiki, combines the sophisticated character of Cassandra (the first leg) with the spiritual feel of Mount Athos (third leg). Sithonia is made for the eternal flower child, for the hippies of this world, even though it was named after the mythological King Sithon, an unpleasant sort of fellow.

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BY Sakis Serefas

| Dec 03, 2015

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My Hideaway

Prolific playwright, novelist, poet and scholar Sakis Serefas, Thessaloniki born and bred, takes us on one of his favorite escapes to the mountains of Halkidiki.

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BY Joanne Trikoulis

| Oct 26, 2015

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Leonidio, Arcadia: My L.A.

“This ain’t Hollywood, this is a small town. Where you keep me dreamy and never let me down.” As a Greek-American “city girl” growing up on the East Coast, I dreamed of jet-setting summer vacations out west in Los Angeles. Instead, every summer vacation was a pilgrimage back to the “homeland.” I had plenty of time to daydream about shopping on Rodeo Drive while enduring the 200-km, three-hour drive south…

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BY Edit Engelmann

| Oct 13, 2015

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Aigio: A Little Taste of Paradise

Located on the northern coast of the Peloponnese, Aigio, once the centre of Greece’s rich currant export trade, has lots to offer in terms of history, sightseeing and cuisine. When my husband asked me a decade ago about moving to Aigio, I had to ask where it was. As I now thankfully know, it is located in the most beautiful part of the Gulf of Corinth. For me it is…

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