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Where to Visit in Greece in Winter

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Many people believe that Greece is a great travel destination only during the warmer times of the year, such as the spring, summer, and fall. Sure, these are all great seasons to visit the country – but so is the winter! There is plenty to do, such as shop, eat in great restaurants, see the…

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What Is the Most Common Greek Wine?

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Greek wines have made their way from being just a small-scale agricultural product and transformed into a world-famous export. Associated with ancient Greece, Greek wines are considered by many to be the ‘wines of antiquity. They are known for their fragrant bouquet and smooth taste. The quality of Greek wines depends on the vineyards and the wine-making processes….

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Get to Know the Archaic Period of Ancient Greece

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The Archaic time period of Ancient Greece took place from 800 B.C. to 480 B.C., just after the Greek Dark Ages. The Dark Ages were a difficult time for the Ancient Greeks, marked by economic difficulty and in general, the people had retreated into their own family lives. The Archaic period was the total opposite….

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Interesting Traditional Foods of Greece

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Greece is a country with a rich history in general, but did you know that there were many culinary influences to Greek cuisine over time as well? Starting in Ancient Greece, when trade exposed the Ancient Greeks to other cultures, there wasan exchanging of ideas when it came to the food. People that came to…

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Get to Know Homer – Author of Ancient Greek Literature

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Homer is one of the most recognizable writers that has come out of Ancient Greece. We are all familiar with many of his stories, and he is said to have penned some of the most influential works in human history. Despite that, not much is known about his life. Read on to find some information…

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Top Greek Salads for Summer

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Salads are an important part of Greek cuisine, and they are especially perfect for the warmer summer months. This is primarily because many of the ingredients of Greek salads are grown locally, therefore are incredibly fresh when served. These salads are easy to prepare, quick to make, and can be fixed in minutes. They are…

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When Is the Best Time to Visit Greece?

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Greece is a beautiful country to visit, and frankly, it is a great destination all year long. In general, it has a moderate climate and a longer summer season than many other European countries because of its proximity to the sea. However, there are pros and cons to visiting certain times of year. So, what…

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All About the God Apollo of Greek Mythology

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Apollo is one of the main gods of Greek Mythology. The son of Zeus and Leto, Apollo is considered to be one of the Twelve Olympian gods and goddesses. He wears many hats because he is considered to be the god of music, dance, archery, healing, the sun, light, and a lot more. Here’s more…

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Why Kea is an Ideal Greek Island to Visit

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The next time you plan for a breath-taking place to explore and create memories, consider visiting the hidden gem of Kea. Located in the Aegean Sea, the island of Kea is a short Ferry ride from Piraeus (Athens) and several other Greek islands. While on the island you can enjoy nature, the beaches, and take…

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Learn About the Greek Christening

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In the Greek Orthodox Church, infants are typically baptized when they are young. There is no age limit for baptism, but adult baptisms are usually only seen during conversions to orthodoxy.  As far as family and tradition goes, Greek families prefer to baptize children as infants.  The sacrament is a cultural rite of passage and…

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