The Municipality of Platanias proposes an ambitious project that will transform the eastern and western sides of the iconic Keritis Bridge. The initiative focuses on the creation of thematic historical and environmental parks, breathing new life into a place steeped in memories and natural grace. Keritis Bridge, built around 1908 during the term of Prime […]
Greece’s New Cruise Tax Shocks Passengers
Tourists now face hefty fees—up to €260 per family—while the government celebrates revenue, fueling debate over the tax’s impact and intent.
Karavolas Beachfront Marred by Decay
Even on a sunlit spring day, the Karavolas Beachfront in Heraklion cannot hide its neglect. Geórgios Manoúsos, a politician with a keen photographer’s eye, describes his most recent visit as “a sad reflection of the city’s priorities.” This is not a casual complaint; thousands of visitors, both tourists and local families, see the same problems […]
Gale-Force Winds Stop Ferry Traffic in Greece
Gale-force winds reaching 60 km/h forced Greek authorities to suspend ferry services on Friday, leaving thousands stranded at Athens’ ports.
Meanings Behind Crete’s Kandylaki Roadside Shrines
Crete’s roadsides are dotted with kandylaki. Learn what these shrines mean and how they reflect local culture and faith.
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