In the Spirit of a Winemaker: Q & A with Angeliki Grazia
Angeliki Grazia is on a quest. What started as a heritage project to revive oft-forgotten varieties of Naxos’ winemaking culture, ended up with G...
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Elevate your gift-giving game at the Hotel Grande ...
Immerse in the magic of the season at the iconic Hotel Grande Bretagne...
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Where to escape in Winter
Greece might rule the roost in June and July… but it’s also got some p...
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Arcadian Escapes
For people who think of Greece as Athens and islands, the Arcadian region of the Peloponnese is beautiful in the autumn season. Between stunning forests and traditional villages, Arcadia is ideal for the fall getaway of your dreams. Here are some suggestions by Madeline Moye to strike the perfect balance between serenity and exploration. ...
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Okupa, the New Urban Hub, Hotel, Restaurant and More in Psiri
Okupa is a new multi-hyphenate hotel, restaurant, bar, record shop, co-working space and archaeological display and undoubtedly more, on the border of Psiri and Keramikos. Led by an impressive pair of longtime hospitality experts, and charming hosts, George Batrouni and Hrag Darakjian, Okupa was conceived as an urban hub to ad...
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A Wintery Week in Corfu
Corfu, the emerald jewel of the Ionian islands, has a history of inspiring writers to find their voice and to make it their home. Here are some suggestions to strike the perfect balance between peace and inspiration. Corfu is without a doubt one of the most beautiful of the Greek islands, as waves of more or less hostile vis...
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Sports photographer Nikos Karanikolas captures the spirit of the Athens Authentic Marathon
It might have been a different race - but the glorious spirit of the Marathon lives on! Photographer Nikos Karanikolas' compelling images capture the passion, drama and essence of the famed 26.2-mile Athens Marathon, that traces the original route run by Pheidippides from Marathon to Athens. Intimate, fascinating portraits of runners from...
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Stroll the Peaceful Avenues of the First Cemetery of Athens
A tranquil and moving walk through the final resting place of some of Greece's most important figures. And a host of guardian cats. When getting to know a big city there are certain key locations that are going to help the visitor build a rounded picture of the place. Trips to a park or garden, a food market and a museum quick...
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The Gaitis-Simossi Museum opens on Ios
The Gaitis-Simossi Museum, Loretta Gaitis' homage to her creative parents, finally opens its doors on the island of Ios. Despite the long ferry ride, this cultural gem is worth the journey. Ioanna Gkomouza gives us a glimpse into this new artistic experience. Gai...
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How to make the most of your walk in the National Gardens
Thanks to Queen Amalia’s green thumbs and royal landscapist Friedrich Schmidt's obsession with all things exotic, the National Gardens are a treasure trove for tree whisperers and nature lovers, but not only. The National Gardens regularly hosts outdoor workouts, yoga lessons, virtual art exhibitions and herb tours for the botanically-inc...
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A Brief Stay in Anafi
Anafi is one of the Greek islands that almost functions like a secret code word. Utter its name and the cool kids, of all ages, get a knowing yet faraway look in their eye. Tom Hall had wanted to visit since moving to Athens in 2020 and finally got the chance in the summer of 2024. Here's an account of his brief first stay which will defi...
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Hotel Grande Bretagne’s history intricately interwoven with the tapestry of Athens’ own narrative
Athenians toast their Grande Dame as the Hotel Grande Bretagne commemorates a momentous historical milestone on April 9 with the premiere screening of the "150 Years Hotel Grande Bretagne: Hosting History" documentary. A cinematic masterpiece, the film pays homage to the the Hotel Grande Bretagne's illustrious 150-year old odyssey, weavin...
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