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Friday the 20th
Where is the Country of Greece?
Greece is officially the Hellenic Republic. It is located in the southeast of Europe, on the souther...
Thursday the 19th
Greek Flea Markets
Marche’ aux puces in French translates to “market with fleas.” Flea markets may have originated in ...
Wednesday the 18th
Alexander The Great
Alexandros III Philippou Makedonon (Alexander the Great) was born in late July 356 B.C. in Pella, Ma...
Tuesday the 17th
Greek Nightlife
Greek nightlife is filled with excitement, partying, drinking and music. Spectacular lights, numerou...
Monday the 16th
Islands of Greece
The Greek Islands have a long and very colorful history and they make a wonderful tourist destinatio...
Sunday the 15th
Corfu
According to mythology, Poseidon fell in love with Korkyra, daughter of Asopos the river God. He too...
Saturday the 14th
Shopping The Plaka In Greece
Hidden by Greek tall buildings in Athens, hides the most amazing array of shops and restaurants, kno...
Friday the 13th
Breaking Plates In Greece
The tradition of breaking plates at Greek celebrations seems to go back so far that where it origina...
Thursday the 12th
Athens, Greece
Most visitors to Athens, Greece want to visit the historic sites of the city including the Acropolis...
Wednesday the 11th
Greek Traditions
Greek traditions are originally based on ancient Pagan traditions or long-held Greek Orthodox practi...
Tuesday the 10th
Crete
Crete is a Greek island that is located in the East Mediterranean Sea. It is the second largest isl...
Monday the 9th
The Greek Orthodox Church
The Greek Orthodox Church is a combination of seven separate churches including the Great Church of ...
Sunday the 8th
The Differences between Greek and Roman Architecture
Greek and Roman architecture are quite often lumped into the same category when discussing architect...
Saturday the 7th
The Acropolis
The Acropolis, which means upper city, is at the very top of Athens Greece. The word acropolis is ac...
Friday the 6th
The Parthenon
The Parthenon was built in honor of the Greek goddess Athena, who the city of Athens was named after...
Thursday the 5th
The Acropolis
Acropolis is a Greek word that translates to “the city on the edge.” In ancient times, people would ...
Wednesday the 4th
Greek Dances
Greece’s historical dances have been around for thousands of years. Dance was once considered one of...
Tuesday the 3rd
A Few Greek Islands
Santorini is one of the Greek Islands located in the Aegean Sea. This island was formed by the larg...
Monday the 2nd
Greek Nightlife
Greece has become a mecca of diverse nightlife, consisting of casinos, bars, discos, and outdoor the...
Sunday the 1st
The Bazaar at Monastiraki
Monastiraki is located just north of the Greek Agora in the historic heart of Athens. At its heart ...
Previous Posts:
Where is the Country of Greece?
Greek Flea Markets
Alexander The Great
Greek Nightlife
Islands of Greece
Corfu
Shopping The Plaka In Greece
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