Arch of Augustus
The arch was erected by Cottius, king of the Segusii, who became prefect of 14 cities in the Cottian Alps through an agreement made with Rome, in hono… Read the rest
The kombolói
<p><span style="font-size: 14pt;">The clink, clink of beads are said to represent ones emotions and offer solace and relaxation… Read the rest
The Athens Numismatic Museum
The realm of numismatics, the study of coins, plays a pivotal role in the fields of archaeology and anthropology. Money, an integral part of human exi… Read the rest
The National Observatory of Athens
<p><span style="font-size: 14pt;">The <strong>National Observatory of Athens</strong> (NOA) stands as a beacon of sc… Read the rest
Syntagma Square
When you’re exploring the vibrant city of Athens, there’s one place that truly stands out as the heart of it all: Syntagma Square. Trust m… Read the rest
Museum of Greek Folk Musical Instruments
“MELMOKE” stands for the Museum of Greek Popular Musical Instruments, which encompasses a collection of approximately 1200 Greek folk musi… Read the rest
Ouzo, an icon of Greek culture
Ouzo is a renowned anise-flavored liquor produced in Greece, known for its distinctive taste and milky appearance when diluted with water. It is a tra… Read the rest
Plaka: Brettos Bar
Visitors exploring the historic heart of Athens are in for an unexpected treat when they come across the vibrant display of colorful bottles and light… Read the rest
Lias Lalaounis Jewelry Museum
The International Jewelry Museum (ILJM) stands as a unique and independent cultural institution within Greece. It’s important to emphasize that… Read the rest
The Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation Museum
The Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation Museum in Athens is a true gem for lovers of modern and contemporary art. This museum was founded by Basi… Read the rest