Real Estate
British Holiday Home Owners in Greece Call for More Time
Brits who normally spend months in holiday homes in the south of Europe, including Greece, now have to count the days of their stays.
Transportation
Work on Exarchia Metro Station to Begin in Next Three Months
Some oppose the construction of the metro station out of fear that the bohemian area of downtown Athens will become gentrified.
Transportation
Aegean Cargo Sailing: Charting a Course for the New “Blue Economy”
Moving goods in the Mediterranean by sail was once vital for Greece's future. Captain Loucas Gourtsoyannis believes it can be once again.
Transportation
Heart of the Aegean: Captain of Legendary Skopelitis Sails to the Rescue Again
During the tough winter months in the isolated Lesser Cyclades, the islanders know that one captain will always be looking out for them.
Architecture
Athens Airport Among Greek Buildings Up for EU Architecture Prize
A Greek airport extension, library and museum are among the nominees for the prestigious Mies van der Rohe Award for contemporary architecture.
Infrastructure
White Arrow: First High-Speed Train Arrives in Thessaloniki
Once lines are upgraded, the new high-speed trains will ultimately cut travel time between Athens and Thessaloniki to 3 hours and 15 minutes.
Heritage
The Entire Acropolis Museum is Now Digital
The Acropolis Museum has completed a major digitization program, with all of its exhibits now accessible from anywhere in the world.
Produce
Kora: Delicious Pastries and Christmas Cheer at Athens’ Newest Bakery
There is good reason why Kora bakery sold out by noon the day it first opened its doors to the public.
