The building of the Hellenic Parliament in Athens lit up in the colors of the Ukrainian flag on Saturday evening as a demonstration of solidarity following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. “This symbolic initiative expresses both the condemnation of the Russian military invasion in an independent and sovereign country, member of the UN, and our […]
The fountain of Omonia Square and the building of the Technopolis cultural center in Athens on Friday night lit up with the colors of the Ukrainian flag in an act of solidarity following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Omonia Square, Athens. Athens Technopolis. On his social media channels, Athens Mayor Kostas Bakoyannis said: “The struggle […]
Understanding that one of the main pleasures of staying in a hotel is the dining experience, ONOMA makes sure to deliver only the best to its guests. The new, innovative concept hotel in Thessaloniki, ONOMA – the hotel that calls its guests by their first name – makes sure that its menu, which focuses on […]
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Several things can come to mind when thinking about Athens, the capital and largest city of Greece. Sites National Archaeological Museum, Athens. Photo Source: Ministry of Culture Athens has lots! With a recorded history spanning approximately 3,400 years, Athens can be referred to as one of the biggest archaeological sites in the world that today […]
Amid fears of a Russian invasion, the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised Greek citizens against travelling to Ukraine and urged those there to leave immediately. The travel advisory came amid worsening tensions on the border between Ukraine and Russia. The ministry issued an announcement following a meeting convened on Monday by Minister of […]
The City of Athens has installed 62 smart signs on the streets of the Greek capital to honor the Philhellenic movement and mark the 200th anniversary since the 1821 Greek Revolution. Titled “Walking with the Philhellenes”, the project was initiated by ELLET – The Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage and carried out in […]
Following Greece’s winter snowstorm named “Elpis” (Hope), which on Monday swept across a number of areas and brought cold weather, power outages, traffic chaos and a two-day shutdown, Greece’s government spokesman Yiannis Oikonomou on Wendesday informed how schools, shops and services will operate over the next two days in Attica and regions affected. More specifically,
Schools, shops and other public and private businesses will remain closed for a second consecutive day after the Greek government announced extra emergency measures to address the heavy snowfall that paralyzed Attica and many parts of the country on Monday and Tuesday. The order applies to all public and private operations in Athens and the […]
The Greek authorities on Tuesday issued a ban on sailing from the ports of Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio due to strong north winds reaching between 8 to 9 on the Beaufort scale in the Aegean sea. Routes to islands of the Saronic Gulf will operate only with closed type vessels. Also not running are the […]


















