Larissa is the fourth largest city in Greece and is located in Thessaly, between Athens…
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For the first time in Karla Lake, the rare Golden jackal (Canis aureus) was photographed…
The region of is one of the most breathtaking natural formations that can be found…
The Region of Thessaly in Northern Greece has announced an awe-inspiring tourism project entitled ‘Routes of Faith’, an initiative which aims to connect two landmark sites of Orthodox Christianity, the Meteora and Mount Athos.
Before I visited Meteora I had seen many breathtaking images of this mythical place that…
Nearly a third of the Greek population, 3,043,869 people, faced the risk of poverty or…
A rare phenomenon occurred on Monday over the city of Larissa in Central Greece, while…
A strong 5.9 earthquake struck central Greece a little after 12pm on Wednesday. According to…
A cafe in the centre of Karditsa has become the talk of the town. While…
Spetsofai (σπετζοφάϊ), an unusual word to pronounce, but a very hearty and tasty dish to eat.
An impressive cave made of wood, becomes the “diamond” of Hyades Mountain Resort, located on…
Greece’s Civil Protection Deputy Minister for Crisis Management, Nikos Hardalias in his televised briefing on…
Dimitris Mitropanos is one of Greece’s most legendary and loved musicians. He was born on April…
Greece in comparison to its European counterparts has weathered the coronavirus pandemic well, so-much-so that…
Greek police reported an increase in the curfew violations imposed by the Government to contain…
Greek authorities reported 1,916 violations of the curfew restrictions on Wednesday, imposed to stop the…
Greek police on Saturday announced that there were 1,400 recorded violations of curfew restrictions imposed…
The first electric car recharging station was installed in the municipality of Karditsa, Central Greece.…
As temperatures continue to slowly plummet across Greece and heavy storms hit regions across Greece this…
A team of Greek students from the University of Thessaly’s research team, iGEM Thessaly, was…