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Greece Announces Free Museum Sundays
The Ministry of Culture has once again opened the ancient gates of Greece — conditionally. Starting November 2, the public can enjoy free entry to archaeological sites, museums, and monuments on specific Sundays, provided they can remember which ones. From November to March, admission is free on the first and third Sundays of each month. […]
Stray Dog Squad Sends Thessaloniki Into Panic
A pack of 19 stray dogs is running rings around three municipalities in Thessaloniki, proving once again that Greek strays are better organized than local governments.
Greece Discovers Tourists Are Basically ATMs With Luggage
Greek tourism revenues soar past €16.7 billion, while new “resilience” and “cruise” fees fill state coffers faster than you can say “extra charge.”
Greece to Serve Dinner Where History Happened — Literally
From Delphi to Frangokastello, Greece invites chefs to cook where history once ruled — because nothing says culture like dinner with ruins.
Honey Festival Takes Over Zappeio Hall
Over 100 Greek beekeepers swarm Athens for the Honey and Bee Products Festival, featuring tastings, workshops, and a 20-meter sesame-honey marathon.
Greece Fireproofs Mon Repos
The Ministry of Culture installs a high-tech fire system at Corfu’s Mon Repos. A noble idea — centuries late, mildly ironic, and very Greek.
Why You Should Stop Eating Octopus
When you order your grilled octopus in a tavern by the Cretan sea, the tentacles curl up, the lemon squeezes, the salt dusts. It tastes of sun, surf, and tradition. But beneath the plate lies a question many don’t ask: should it be on your plate at all? In this article, we’ll look at octopuses […]
How to Gut a Marine Park Bureaucracy Greek Style
Greece’s Culture Ministry lifted fishing restrictions in Alonissos Marine Park, enabling trawlers to enter protected waters and sparking an environmental backlash.
Thessaloniki Bike Lanes Deemed High Risk in New Study
Over 65% of Thessaloniki’s cycling lanes are considered high risk, lacking barriers from car traffic.
Greek Study Finds Pools Innocent in Water Crisis
A new study proves Greek swimming pools are not draining the nation dry — it’s the old pipes, the leaks, and the lack of planning that are.
EOT’s New Vision for Greek Tourism Presented in Rethymno
Andreas Fiorentinos, met with Crete’s Hotel Association to discuss sustainability, funding, and the extension of Greece’s tourism season in 2025.
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