Photography
The Telegraph Lauds Robert McCabe’s Pre-Tourism Greece
The UK newspaper presents the prolific photographer's images of Santorini and Mykonos in the 1950s and 1960s, before "the scourge of overtourism."
History
The Prince’s Foundation to Advise on Tatoi Estate
The Greek Culture Minister is in Scotland to seek assistance from British experts for the restoration and development of the former royal summer abodes and grounds.
Property
Former Sanatorium on Mount Parnitha Declared a Listed Building
The abandoned sanatorium, a favorite haunt for ghost hunters, was built in the 1930s.
History
High Tech Solution for Earthquake-Hit Cretan Churches
The National Technical University of Athens is to create "advanced" computerized replicas of 11 destroyed monuments in a bid to restore them to their original condition.
History
Watch: Undated Wreck of Exploded Ship Found Off Kythnos
A previously unknown shipwreck was discovered last month by a professional diver off the western coast of the island of Kythnos, near Attica.
History
New Photo Archive on Santorini
Over the last decade, a team of volunteers has been putting together an archive aimed at preserving, recording and digitizing the cultural heritage of the popular Cycladic island of Santorini.
CULTURE & LIFESTYLE
Kea Opens Spectacular Shipwreck Dive Sites
Three shipwrecks off the Cycladic island’s coast are listed as underwater monuments, as a new framework for diving tourism makes great strides.
History
Sifnos Celebrates the Revival of its Ancient Tower Tradition
The ancient practice of sending warning signals between towers and citadels in the event of a pirate raid is recreated on the Cycladic island of Sifnos.
