The Regional Governor of Crete, Stavros Arnaoutakis, greenlights a €975,598 contract to upgrade the Heraklion-Agios Nikolaos National Road.
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Greece-Saudi Arabia Tourism Cooperation: Opportunities, Challenges, and Why Visas Are the Real Villains
Minister Olga Kefalogianni met Arab diplomats to discuss Greece-Saudi Arabia Tourism Cooperation, investment potential, and closer ties.
Starry Nights in Heraklion: Telescope Viewing of Planetary Parade CANCELLED
Mark your calendar for February 8-9 for starry nights in Heraklion: telescopic views of a rare planetary parade.
Crete Goes Horta Foraging to Celebrate Its Wild Edible Greens
A Rich Heritage Rooted in Wild Greens Crete treasures its deep connection with wild edible greens, or horta, boasting one of the broadest biodiversities worldwide. With over 120 species thriving across its dynamic landscapes—from rugged mountains to breezy coastlines—these greens form the soul of Cretan cuisine. This tradition stands out because horta isn’t tucked away […]
Forme Musicali: Rising Greek Pianist Takes the Stage
Forme Musicali is a concert featuring Greek pianist Konstantinos Katsoulis with works by Bach, Beethoven, Grieg, and Kapustin.
Heraklion Weather Alert: Heated Shelters Open Across the City
Heraklion’s municipal services provide heated shelters and emergency support on 6th February to combat ongoing harsh weather.
TRANSCEND Project Tackles Water Scarcity and Climate Change Challenges
TRANSCEND Project’s second workshop brought experts to Tympaki to discuss solutions for water scarcity and climate change.
Chania Celebrates 50 Years of Theater (Feb 15 – Apr 30, 2025)
Experience “50 Years of Theater: A Living Archive” at Chania’s Municipal Gallery from February 15 to April 30, 2025.
66 Electric Bicycles Are Taking Over Heraklion
Heraklion introduces 66 free electric bicycles for locals and tourists, available at 8 locations across the city.
Heraklion’s Big Water Supply Overhaul Nears Completion
Get the latest on Heraklion’s water supply overhaul—what’s done, what’s next, and how traffic changes are involved.
Dimitrios Papanikolaou: Crete Remains Safe from Santorini Earthquake Effect
Professor Dimitrios Papanikolaou explains why Crete remains unaffected by Cyclades earthquakes.
Staff Shortage at Heraklion Archaeological Museum Leaves Tourists in the Lurch
Heraklion Archaeological Museum struggles with staff shortages, leaving rooms closed and visitors disappointed.
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