The winds have taken the Greek Expedition a long way – but the journey is far from over. New horizons lie ahead – but reaching them takes resources to follow courses on maps not yet drawn. At this very moment on our voyage, in the […]
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Greek Expedition has been featured in Greek media by the well-known Parapolitika group as a project and cultural initiative that explores a different side of Greece, through its language, history, music, people, and diverse natural landscapes. The article describes the platform as both groundbreaking and
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Heraion, an ancient sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Hera, lies on the northern shore of the Gulf of Corinth, at the very tip of the Perachora Peninsula just outside Loutraki. Nestled among pine trees, rocks, and sea, the sanctuary has long been more than just
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In the heart of the city’s hustle, where concrete rules the landscape, Podoniftis winds its way — one of the last visible waterways of Athens. Despite its proximity to the city center, it remains surprisingly unknown to many. A living oasis of biodiversity Podoniftis is
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The thermal springs of Loutraki have been known since time immemorial, and the town is already mentioned in ancient texts as the city of Thermai – famed for its healing waters, one of nature’s great gifts to the region. The town’s name speaks for itself:
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In ancient Greece, as in many other early civilizations, dreams held a special fascination and occupied a unique place in how people understood the world. Over time, the perception of dreams evolved – from being seen as divine messages to being increasingly regarded as products
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From bagpipes to bouzouki – a small glimpse into the history of Greek folk instruments from the permanent exhibition at the museum in Plaka, Athens. We visited the Museum of Greek Folk Instruments – a small but very charming and truly fascinating museum, housed in
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Amid Athens’ many layers of history lie secrets rarely told. They hide behind everyday facades, in the shadows of well-known landmarks, and beneath the city’s bustling streets. 🔔BOOK NOW: Unique city walks in Athens | Limited spots available 📅 On our guided tours, we explore
What did the Greek islands look like before modernization and tourism transformed them?From the 16th century to the early 20th century, these islands were visited by European travelers – botanists, diplomats, adventurers – who left behind unique accounts of the landscapes, ancient ruins, and the
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Santorini and Amorgos have recently experienced hundreds of earthquakes over an extended period. Magnitudes of up to 5.4 on the Richter scale have been recorded. The intense seismic activity has prompted authorities to declare the islands in a state of emergency. As a precautionary measure,
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