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Mexico: Student accidentally discovers lost Mayan city in the depths of the jungle
The city is home to amphitheatres, dams, public buildings and temples - It is estimated that it was home to more than 30,000 inhabitants
Matt Dillon to grace Thessaloniki Film Festival: A special tribute to cinema’s “Outsider” icon
Screening of “Being Maria” and a Golden Alexander Honor at Greece’s 65th Thessaloniki Festival
How the goat fields became Kolonaki – The story of a pasture that turned Into an aristocratic neighborhood (photos)
The sheep pens, the old streams, the square, the Dexameni & the rare mansions, the shepherds who used to milk their animals in the middle of the street, the "Voidopniktis" torrent on Akadimias Street, the "Frog Island" (Vatrachonisi) on the Ilissos River, the "Pantremenadika" neighborhood that became Mets & Monastiraki
Saint Demetrius: Who he was and why he is considered the patron saint of Thessaloniki
In the Orthodox Tradition, he holds a special place because of his miracles and his direct relationship with Thessaloniki, a city where he is considered the patron saint and protector for centuries
Ministry of Culture: Architectural fragment from the Middle Byzantine period returned from Germany
Return of ancient artifact
Greek Youth Symphony Orchestra to perform at New York’s iconic Carnegie hall
The Greek Youth Symphony Orchestra (ELSON) is set to achieve a major milestone by performing at the legendary Carnegie Hall in New York City - This marks a significant achievement in the orchestra’s already impressive journey, further solidifying its international presence
Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika: A journey from West to East highlighted in Benaki Museum exhibition
Exhibition features art, notes, letters, and rare collectibles from Ghika's travels across the world
