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A journey to the Monasteries of Greece: The Holy Monastery of Agathon

On the slopes of Mount Oeta, at an altitude of 550 meters, near Ypati, stands out the Holy Monastery of Agathonos

The Greek man teaching Turks the art of bouzouki – “They’re crazy about it…”

In the heart of Constantinople, Andreas Sarantidis, originally from Koufalia near Thessaloniki, teaches aspiring bouzouki enthusiasts the technique of their beloved musical instrument

Sani Festival returns this summer with Gloria Gaynor, Norah Jones & more music legends

With a 30-year legacy, the Sani Festival in Halkidiki continues to make music history

Only five films were shot with the Parthenon as a background – Why the KAS said “no” to Lanthimos for the Acropolis

The film scenes shot in the past on the Sacred Rock and the much-discussed photo shoots from Dior collections to Nelly's nudes

A “Jasmine” worth €2.8 million: The story of Plaka’s famous place

The journey of the shop that became a romantic cinematic setting in Christoforos Papakaliatis’ film "What If..." was abruptly interrupted when the property was sold to the Nice n Easy group

Mendoni honoured the memory of the Greek Jewish victims of Auschwitz

In the Museum's premises, the Minister of Culture listened to the unknown historical aspects of the common "fate" of the extermination of the Greek Jews

A woman from the era of Agamemnon ‘comes to life’ 3,500 years later and looks…more modern than ever

The facial reconstruction, based on modern forensic methods and digital technology, brings to light an unexpectedly 'modern' woman from the mythical world of Helen and Clytemnestra

Konstantinos Paparrigopoulos and the word ‘Hellenes’ – When the term began to prevail and become established

Why did the inhabitants of Greece retain the name "Romans"? – What was happening during the years of the Turkish occupation? – The Constitution of Epidaurus and the establishment of the terms "Hellenism" and "Hellene"?

In Northern Greece the world’s first theme park for Alexander the Great

The "Alexander Theme Park" will have, according to him, indoor and outdoor areas and will be ideal for family entertainment, but also combining education

The story of the stolen Griffin that returned to Ancient Olympia after 110 years (photos)

It was created in the 7th century BC - It was found in the mud in 1914, then disappeared, ending up in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, until it was discovered by Greek-born prosecutor Matthew Bogdanos

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