Secrets of the Parthenon
Secrets of the Parthenon – Documentary – Greek Subtitles For 25 centuries the Parthenon has been shot at, set on fire, rocked by earthquakes, looted for its sculptures, almost destroyed by explosion, and disfigured by well-meaning renovations. It has gone from temple, to church, to mosque, to munitions dump. What could be next? How about a scientific search for the secrets of its incomparable beauty and astonishingly rapid...
Santorini Volcano History
Born from lava, Santorini island is constantly changing styles over the centuries. Explosions and earthquakes from four different volcanoes gave the form it has today. See the dramatic video of the birth, but also the formation of Santorini for centuries, a process that continues until today…
Lakonia Peloponnese, Greece
Lakonia (Laconia), Peloponnese, Greece Lakonia is one of the largest regions or ‘prefectures’ of Greece. It is a magnificent mix of mountains, valleys and coastlines, with stark Mediterranean nature, remote villages, archeological treasures and ancient history. The video is in Greek and it is around 1.5 hours, but if you want to learn about this magical place do skim through...
48 hours in the ancient city that is Athens…
Posted on 16/08/2015 by thewelltravelledman When most people think of Athens, the first thing that comes to mind is the Acropolis. Whilst it may be the most popular tourist site, this city has much more to offer!!! We had two full days and three nights in Athens to see and do as much as we possibly could. We arrived at the hotel around 8.30pm on the Friday night, and as soon as we checked in, we went out to explore the streets and...
Jason Paul’s Santorini
Join Jason Paul and his buddy Enis Maslic as they jump across rooftops, ring tower bells, and cruise the exotic island streets of Santorini, Greece.
Traveling as a vegetarian in Athens Greece
Traveling as a vegetarian in Athens Greece. 11 top Greek food favorites of a vegeterarian:
36 Hours in Athens | The New York Times
After years of dreadful press that defined Athens as a broken-down capital prone to fiery riots, the city’s self-confidence and creativity are stirring again. Enterprising young fashion and graphic designers are opening shops celebrating the classic lines of ancient Greece and the anarchic wit of modern times. In reviving city squares, there are new restaurants and cafes serving native delicacies like Cretan sausage and sheep’s milk...
Fira Vacation Travel Guide
Fira Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia Fira, the capital of Santorini, sits 1,000 feet above the Aegean Sea, nestled along the cliff tops of the famous Greek island. To better understand the people of Fira and Santorini, head for the Lignos Folklore Museum. This community staple, situated in a cave house, was once a winery, and now holds shoemaking and carpentry workshops. While there, you can also check out its traditional wine cellar...
Rosmarinus Officinalis
Rosmarinus Officinalis ‘In the wrong hands, remedy becomes poison.’ Summer in Crete. A local old man meets a young couple. He will reveal to them the secrets of the circle of life through the power of nature. Their path will change forever. Can an herb be a gift of life and a curse of death at the same time?
