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olive tree acropolis

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.

Cook Like a Greek: Your Greek Kitchen Starter Kit

Cook Like a Greek: Your Greek Kitchen Starter Kit

What makes Greek food so special? It’s the ingredients—simple, unpretentious, and full of flavour. To cook Greek food at home, it’s essential to have the right staples in your pantry. Let’s take a run through some of the essential ingredients you need to start your journey into Greek cooking with confidence.

Golden Groves: The sister duo bridging continents with their liquid gold

Golden Groves: The Sisters Bridging Continents with their Liquid Gold

Brought to Australia from their homeland village in Mani, Greece, the Volos sister’s Golden Groves 100% organic Greek olive oil brand is a nod to ancestral legacy, the pursuit of excellence, and the celebration of life’s simple pleasures.

olive tree acropolis

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.

olive tree acropolis

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.