Greek food is still to this day, a unique amalgamation of fresh, seasonal ingredients and a generous blend of these herbs and spices eg. Greek food is very much Mediterranean in style, featuring plenty of olive oil and fresh, fragrant flavours that are best washed down with some Greek wine. Read the rest of this entry »
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Greek art today is not in any way what it was a few milenia ago. Greek art has gone through many different phases. People are mostly familiar with ancient Greek Art. Nevertheless, Byzantine art is also amazing. Modern Greek artists have come way as well. Greek art was pretty, so the argument went, but Etruscan art was simple and austere. Read the rest of this entry »
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I absolutely love Greek History. Greek Heritage is mostly based on Greek History and thats why I love it. Greek history is full of intrigue, war, action and many life lessons. Sometimes I wish I lived in ancient Greek times and not in this modern world. Read the rest of this entry »
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Greece is a country in a unique position, located at the apex of two great continents� Europe and Asia � and not too distant from North Africa. It’s also becoming a popular place to study abroad. Greece is a great destination to travel to, you can take a cruise around its islands, visit Greek monuments, temples, get to know it’s history, legends, mythology and above all places like Crete, Delos, Mykonos and of course Athens. Read the rest of this entry »
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Although I was born in New York to Greek parents I always kept in touch with my Greek heritage. I went to church, to Greek gatherings and as a child I traveled to Greece very often. Read the rest of this entry »
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