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  • Old stone bridge over the turquoise Voidomatis river in Zagori in autumn

    Discover Zagorochoria

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 19/10/202625/10/2026

    When people think of Greece, their minds drift to beautiful islands, turquoise waters and infinite beaches… Whitewashed houses, blue domes, sun-drenched sand. And while that image is undeniably beautiful, it overlooks one of the country’s most breathtaking secrets. High in the mountains of Epirus, far from the coast and the crowds, lies a place that…

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  • Two women laughing together outdoors, newcomers making friends in Greece

    What no one tells you about moving to Greece

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 16/10/202625/10/2026

    Moving to Greece is often framed as a dream, as an escape into sunlight, sea views, and slower mornings. Social media makes it look effortless: laptops by the beach, long lunches, sunsets every night. And while much of that beauty is real, what rarely gets discussed is how deeply moving to Greece reshapes your expectations…

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  • Gemista, Greek stuffed tomato and pepper with potatoes on a plate

    Traditional Greek dishes most tourists never try

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 15/10/202625/10/2026

    Greek cuisine is famous worldwide but what most visitors eat in Greece is only a fraction of what Greeks actually cook at home. Beyond souvlaki and moussaka lies a quieter, deeper culinary world. One rooted in seasonality, frugality and generations of home cooking. Here are some of the dishes Greeks grow up with (and tourists…

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  • Blue-domed churches of Oia on Santorini overlooking the caldera

    Island-hopping for beginners: where to start and why

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 15/10/202625/10/2026

    Island-hopping in Greece sounds dreamy, and it actually is, but for first-timers it can also feel a bit overwhelming or confusing. With over 200 inhabited islands, endless ferry routes and wildly different vibes from one island to the next, many visitors don’t know where to begin and often wonder whether they have made the right…

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  • Bourtzi sea fortress in the bay of Nafplio with a tour boat and palm trees

    A slow weekend in Nafplio: history, food and sea views

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 15/10/202625/10/2026

    Nafplio is not a place you rush through. It’s a place that gently asks you to slow down and rewards you when you do. Tucked into the northeastern Peloponnese, Nafplio feels almost theatrical at first glance: pastel neoclassical buildings, narrow cobblestone streets, bougainvillea spilling over balconies and the sea always close enough to remind you…

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  • Bernini's marble sculpture of Hades abducting Persephone

    Persephone and the Seasons – how an ancient myth still shapes Greece’s rhythm of life

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 15/10/202625/10/2026

    In Greece, the cycle of the seasons is not just a natural phenomenon. It’s a story, one that has been told and retold for thousands of years. Long before calendars and weather forecasts, the Greeks understood the world through myth. Among their most enduring tales is that of Persephone, the goddess whose journey between light…

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  • Board with green and black olives, olive oil and an olive branch

    Olive Oil, Honey and Herbs: How Greeks Stay Healthy

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 15/10/202626/10/2026

    In Greece, health isn’t a trend, it’s a way of life that has evolved over millennia. From the golden olive oil drizzled over village salads to the fragrant mountain tea brewed at sunrise, the Greek approach to wellness is rooted in simplicity, seasonality, and connection to the land. Modern science continues to confirm what generations…

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  • Paying a taverna bill in cash across a table of Greek meze

    Money Matters: Tips for Spending, Tipping, and Currency in Greece

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 13/10/202625/10/2026

    Greece may be the land of ancient temples and timeless traditions, but when it comes to money, it blends the old and new in fascinating ways. From taverna bills tucked under ceramic plates to QR codes at beach bars, navigating how Greeks pay and how much they tip can tell you a lot about the…

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  • Smiling elderly Greek woman offering apples, a gesture of philoxenia

    Greek Hospitality (Philoxenia)

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 13/10/202625/10/2026

    The ancient art of welcoming strangers as friends If there is one word that captures the soul of Greece, it is philoxenia. Literally translating to “friend to the stranger”, this centuries-old concept goes far beyond simple politeness. It is a sacred cultural value, an unwritten law that shapes the way Greeks open their homes, share…

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  • Portrait of chef Stefanos Stamidis in his white chef's jacket

    The Chef Who Listened to Tradition

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 12/10/202625/10/2026

    Editor’s note: I’ve always believed that Greece isn’t just a place… That it’s a feeling that reveals itself in the most unexpected ways. Sometimes, it’s found in the way the sea glows at sunset. Other times, it’s hidden in the aroma of olive oil and herbs carried on a village breeze. But this time, I…

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