Tag: March 25

PM Mitsotakis receives Archbishop of Australia Makarios

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met warmly with Archbishop Makarios of Australia at Maximos Mansion, expressing joy ahead of his upcoming March 25 visit to the Greek diaspora. He highlighted the postal voting legislation for expatriates as a historic achievement for Hellenism and his personal efforts toward a double taxation avoidance agreement.

Kalavryta

Arachova vs. Kalavryta: The Unexpected Greek City with 90% Occupancy for March 25 – Affordable, Yet Quite "Pricey"

Demand drives up prices, and in Greece, Arachova and Kalavryta lead as winter hotspots with over 90% occupancy, while Kastoria surprises with a 90% pre-booking rate for March 25. Ski resorts buzz, prices climb, and even lesser-known destinations like Arcadia’s villages see full bookings, proving that a weekend escape comes with a hefty €300+ price tag—pushing annual travel costs to €3,500 or more.

Greek Tailor Aristides Tzonevrakis Unveils the Secrets of the Fustanella – A Journey Through Tradition and Global Collaborations

In the heart of Argos, master tailor Aristides Tzonevrakis stitches together Greece’s past and present, with the fustanella as his muse. “It’s the pinnacle of traditional clothing,” he says, reflecting on its role in celebrating Greek liberation on March 25. From crafting a general’s tunic for the Benaki Museum to collaborating with Dior, Tzonevrakis’ journey weaves tradition into a global tapestry, proving that heritage can thrive in modern hands.

Prime Minister Albanese's Message on Greek Independence Day: A Celebration of Heritage and Unity

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered a heartfelt message on Greek Independence Day, celebrating the contributions of the Greek Australian community to Australia’s rich multicultural identity. Reflecting on the shared history between Australia and Greece, he expressed gratitude for the hard work, dedication, and warmth of Greek Australians, acknowledging their vital role in shaping the modern nation. Albanese also highlighted the deep ties of friendship and culture between the two countries, confident that this year’s celebrations would unite and uplift the Greek Australian community with pride and joy. Zito e Ellas!

Commemorating March 25, Greek Independence Day

Each year on March 25, Greeks worldwide celebrate Greek Independence Day, marking the 204th anniversary of the 1821 uprising against Ottoman rule. This national holiday honors the start of a fierce struggle that ended four centuries of oppression under the Ottoman Empire. From the fall of Constantinople in 1453 to the decisive Battle of Navarino in 1827, Greece’s journey to freedom was shaped by resilience, resistance, and international support. Today, parades and flag-waving from Athens to the global diaspora celebrate a legacy of courage and the enduring spirit of a nation reborn

What We Celebrate on March 25: Greece’s Dual Celebration - Customs and Traditions

March 25 is a dual celebration for Greece, marking both the start of the 1821 Revolution against Ottoman rule and the religious feast of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary. This significant day, officially established in 1838 by King Otto, honors the Greek struggle for independence and the Orthodox faith, uniting national pride with spiritual reverence.

Uh-oh! It looks like you're using an ad blocker.

Our website relies on ads to provide free content and sustain our operations. By turning off your ad blocker, you help support us and ensure we can continue offering valuable content without any cost to you.

We truly appreciate your understanding and support. Thank you for considering disabling your ad blocker for this website