Thoriko ancient theater
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Find your own way in Greese following Greek Crossroads

The stone square with the old plane-tree and the traditional Pandopoleio (a greek institution-a cafe-grocery– wine shop– and soul of the village all rolled into one) is the typical image of the mountain villages of Greece today but which is becoming more scarce year by year. … Continue readingNafpaktia Mount: fest of honey-walnuts
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Let’s go west! Kithairon Mount, the great view of western Attica… … Continue readingMt Kithairon: What a view!
Κι όμως η Πάρνηθα έχει λίμνη! Το πληγωμένο βουνό της Αττικής συστήνεται εκ νέου στους Αθηναίους κι αποκαλύπτει ένα χαρούμενο καταπράσινο σημείο για πικ-νικ στην ανατολική του πλευρά. … Continue readingParnitha mount- Lake Beletsi
Lord Byron signature on Poseidon ancient temple at cape Sounio in Attica region… … Continue readingSounio cape
The old stone-bridge that is visible only winter time … Continue readingManolis’ old stone bridge
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Explore the unspoiled nature in Evritania area and discover the “short-cut” to an un-known gorge on the route Karpenissi-Proussos… … Continue readingEvritania off-road
The stone square with the old plane-tree and the traditional Pandopoleio (a greek institution-a cafe-grocery– wine shop– and soul of the village all rolled into one) is the typical image of the mountain villages of Greece today but which is becoming more scarce year by year. … Continue readingNafpaktia Mount: fest of honey-walnuts
The vineyards of Vrynioti have revived a rare and forgotten Greek red variety of Northern Evia, named Vradyano. The winery is open to visitors all year round and located at Gialtra near Edipsos, a small village in North Evia… … Continue readingLOCAL PRODUCTS: The Vrynioti Winery in North Evia
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