Professor Dimitrios Papanikolaou explains why Crete remains unaffected by Cyclades earthquakes.

Heraklion Archaeological Museum struggles with staff shortages, leaving rooms closed and visitors disappointed.

Rockslides at Kourtaliotiko Gorge have raised safety concerns. Here’s how dry Kalamafka ties into this perilous tale.

Big Rocks, Big Problems: What Happened This Time? Well, Tuesday didn’t disappoint—unless you were trying to drive through Kourtaliotiko Gorge that morning. A batch of rocks decided they were tired of hanging out 100 meters up and joined the world below, smashing onto the road. Predictably, traffic freaked out, and authorities had to sweep everything […]

Restoring Roman Grandeur (Because History Is Cooler With a Bathhouse) Ancient Olympia has always been known for its classical glory. But did you think the Romans just stopped by for the games and left nothing behind? Tucked along the eastern bank of the Kladeos River lies a Roman bathhouse complex from the 2nd century CE. […]

As Crete’s dams dry up due to prolonged drought, water scarcity threatens the island. Here’s how officials are dealing with this situation.

Rethymno Carnival 2025 kicks off February 9. Theme “Step Into the Light,” featuring parades, music, and fun till the grand finale on March 2.

Starting January 29, water pipeline work will impact traffic, residents, and tourists in Nea Alikarnassos, Koroni Magara, Agia Aikaterini.

Eleven illegal structures tied to restaurants in Hersonissos face demolition by April 2025. Changes aim to enhance coastal beauty for tourists.

Discover Chania Carnival 2025 in Souda with its Fairy Tale Heroes theme. Join family-friendly events and the Locomondo concert.

Athens, in collaboration with Google, introduces a new AI-powered digital assistant to help citizens (and possibly tourists) 24/7.