Christmas in Greece is an experience in itself as it is a holiday celebrated to the fullest with twinkling lights adorning the streets, sumptuous flavors and scents wafting from bakeries and a festive holiday spirit jingling all the way.
Christmas in Greece is an experience in itself as it is a holiday celebrated to the fullest with twinkling lights adorning the streets, sumptuous flavors and scents wafting from bakeries and a festive holiday spirit jingling all the way.
At times like this you certainly need to think outside the box, be creative and don’t let the quarantine bring you down.
With quarantine keeping us at home there are only certain things you can do for entertainment.
Are you afraid that the Grinch of Coronavirus will steal Christmas? Well its up to you to save Christmas from the Grinch.
The Voyage to the Blue and Rose Period of Picasso has just begun at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center and will be open to the public until May 31st.
This summer, fellow film enthusiasts are welcome to enjoy some of the most iconic movies against the backdrop of historic Athens and its legendary landmarks.
Get ready for the first secret global festival that will take your breath away! 1000 voices performing at 300 hundred stages are going to sing simultaneously in 60 countries around the globe to support the refugees. But hush, it’s a secret!
If you find yourself wondering around the islands of Greece during February don’t be alarmed if you encounter a witch, a dragon or a fairy on your way. Most likely they will offer you candy or ask you to dance and join them at the celebrations of the Greek Carnival.
This year, make sure to treat your little ones to a very special Christmas, visit Santa’s village, meet the elves and enter a world of fairytales and magic.
Petit Paris is revisiting Athens between the 6th and the 16th of October for a fourth year in a row to lure visitors into the magical ambiance of Paris through an extensive range of artistic performances.
Kicking off with Giuseppe Verdi’s “Aida” at the Odeon of Herod Atticus, this year’s Athens & Epidaurus Festival released its first note right beneath the Acropolis. 56 summers after its first celebration the festival welcomes all cultural fanatics to embark on a journey of theatrical plays, music, dance and astonishing performances that will last all summer long.
If Arts and Culture is your passion and you are eager to add some new interesting notes in your art-experience “notebook”, then take into account Cycladia’s suggestions and attend two of the most unique and unforgettable art exhibitions taking place in Athens over winter!
“But I also realize that winning doesn’t always mean getting first place; it means getting the best out of yourself.” – Meb Keflezighi