Tag: Olympia

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Peloponnese Ranked Second-Best Food Destination Globally

The Peloponnese has been named the world’s second-best food destination by Taste Atlas, highlighting its renowned pork dishes, olive oil, and unique fir honey. The guide also suggests visiting Kalamata and ancient Olympia in the region. Italy’s Emilia-Romagna and China’s Sichuan are also top contenders on the list.

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Olympia in Greece to Host 4th International Camel Racing Federation General Assembly

The 4th General Assembly of the International Camel Racing Federation will convene in Olympia, Greece from November 23 to 26, focusing on strategic plans for global expansion and technological advancements in the sport, while honoring its cultural significance amid the UN’s designation of 2024 as the International Year of Camelids.

Costas Spiliadis’ $100 Million Greek Family-Owned Hospitality Kingdom

Costas Spiliadis’ $100 Million Greek Family-Owned Hospitality Kingdom

Costas Spiliadis, the mastermind behind the Milos restaurant empire, has created a luxury hospitality brand that stands toe-to-toe with global giants like Nobu and Carbone. His empire, which includes eleven restaurants from Miami to Dubai, a boutique hotel in Greece, and a fleet of yachts, is valued at over $100 million.

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Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Olympia Gymnasium

Archaeologists have unearthed a remarkably preserved gymnasium at the heart of Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The 2nd century BC structure served as a vital training ground for athletes and a hub of social and intellectual activity.

Archaeological Breakthrough: Ancient Greek Civilisation Rewritten by a Quarter Million Years

Archaeological Breakthrough: Ancient Greek Civilisation Rewritten by a Quarter Million Years

Deep in the mesmerising region of Megalopolis, Southern Greece, an extraordinary archaeological discovery has rewritten the history of ancient Greek civilisation. Recently unearthed stone tools have pushed back the dawn of Greek archaeology by a staggering quarter million years, revealing a fascinating glimpse into the lives of our hominin ancestors.