History
An Ancient Temple at a Five-Star Location
The Temple of Apollo Zoster in Vouliagmeni, built in the 6th century BC, was once the most important temple in the Archaic deme of Aixonides Halai.
History
Greece Celebrates Independence Day Under Lockdown
Military flyovers replaced the traditional parades that were canceled across the country due to fears over the spread of coronavirus.
History
Istorima: Ambitious New Project to Create First Greek Oral History Archive
Istorima, a newly-established nonprofit, will deploy hundreds of young researchers across the country to record the stories of everyday people.
Sports
Manuscript of Coubertin’s Vision for Modern Olympics to be Auctioned
Founder of the International Olympic Committee Pierre de Coubertin outlined his vision for the games in the manuscript four years before the first modern Olympic Games.
Environment
Ancient Greek Monuments Increasingly Threatened by Climate Change
Extreme weather events such as droughts and floods, exacerbated by climate change, are threatening ancient Greek monuments, scientists have warned.
Theater
Athens & Epidaurus 2019 Festival Ticket Pre-Sale Begins
Catch a show at one of Greece's ancient amphitheaters this summer.
History
New Archaeological Discoveries Made at Minoan Zominthos Palace
The Cretan multi-story complex with over 150 rooms was used from Minoan times through to the Roman era and continues to stun archaeologists.
History
On This Day in 1834 Athens Became the Greek Capital
At the time Athens was little more than a large village surrounded by ruins, as shown by the earliest photographs of the Greek state's new capital.
