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The Greek Herbalist: Kythera Tour Honouring Juliette of the Herbs

The Greek Herbalist: Kythera Tour Honouring Juliette of the Herbs

“Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food.” Join the Greek Herbalist’s ‘Herbal Medicine Tour on Kythera Honouring Juliette de Bairacli Levy’ to rediscover the profound connection between plants and holistic health.

International Women's Day Tribute: The Stories of 10 Ancient Greek Goddesses

International Women's Day Tribute: The Stories of 10 Ancient Greek Goddesses

In the spirit of International Women’s Day, the stories of ten of our favourite ancient Greek goddesses serve as a reminder of the enduring strength and resilience of women throughout history and inspire us to continue working towards a more equitable and inclusive world for all.

Entrepreneur Alex Pissios Donates $1.25M to University of Chicago for Greek Language Studies

Entrepreneur Alex Pissios Donates $1.25M to University of Chicago for Greek Language Studies

Son of Greek immigrants, Chicago-based entrepreneur Alex Pissios has donated $1.25 million to the University of Chicago’s Division of the Humanities and Center for Hellenic Studies.

What?! Feta Fans Fuming as Greece’s Most Beloved Cheese is Rated 88th out of 100 World’s Best Cheeses

What?! Feta Fans Fuming as Greece’s Most Beloved Cheese is Rated 88th out of 100 World’s Best Cheeses

Feta, the creamy, tangy delight that has long been a cornerstone of Greek cuisine, found itself in a rather unexpected position on the list of the world’s best cheeses. Outrageously, it landed 88th place out of 100, causing shockwaves among cheese aficionados and Greek food enthusiasts worldwide.

Greek Gods Resurfaced: Ancient Statues Rescued from the Depths archaeology Riace Bronzes

Greek Gods Resurfaced: Ancient Statues Rescued from the Depths

Sending shockwaves through the archaeological world, Roman diver Stefano Mariottini was snorkelling about 8 meters deep when he saw a hand sticking out from the sandy bottom. Thinking he had found human remains, he called the police.

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The Ancient, Sacred Olive Tree of the Acropolis that Never Dies

For over 2,500 years, the olive tree of the Acropolis has remained a worthy symbol of Athens, an undying and ancient representation of prosperity, peace, hope, and resurrection. Planted by the Goddess Athena herself, as Greek mythology would have it, the tree has suffered many fires and mutilations as invaders have come and gone. But a sprig was always saved to be planted later.

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Kostarelos: Where Tradition Meets Modernity on a Plate

The Kolonaki store takes the Kostarelos experience to a whole new level. This charming deli-cafe invites you to linger and savor the flavors. Start your day with a delicious breakfast featuring Kostarelos cheeses and local ingredients. Indulge in a light lunch featuring chef-designed dishes that highlight the versatility of their products.

Woman Set to Marry AI Hologram "AILex" in Groundbreaking Ceremony

Woman to Marry AI Hologram "AILex" in Groundbreaking Ceremony

Alicia Framis, a 57-year-old Spanish artist, is gearing up for an extraordinary wedding ceremony this summer, when will be exchanging vows with her AI partner named AILex. AILex is not your typical partner – it’s a hologram created using artificial intelligence. This groundbreaking union represents a significant milestone in the world of human-AI relationships, pushing boundaries in companionship and emotional connections.

Hidden Truth: Alcohol's Cancer Risks Equate to Smoking – Why Are We in the Dark?

Hidden Truth: Alcohol's Cancer Risks Equate to Smoking – Why Are We in the Dark?

We all know that smoking causes cancer but did you know that alcohol causes cancer too? Five glasses of wine per week for women increases the lifetime risk of cancer equivalent to smoking ten cigarettes weekly, with similar statistics for men.

From Pilgrimage to Pampering: Tinos Island To Open First Luxury Hotel in May 2024

From Pilgrimage to Pampering: Tinos Island To Open First Luxury Hotel in May 2024

Located only 20 minutes by boat from Mykonos, up until now Tinos has remained a quiet and authentic Greek island, still protected from mass tourism. However, a new chapter in Tinos’ hospitality industry is about to unfold as it prepares to welcome its inaugural luxury hotel, marking a significant milestone in the island’s tourism landscape.

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