Iera Odos (Sacred Road) was in ancient times the road that connected the city of Athens with Eleusis / Elefsina, where once a year the famous (but still unexplained about their exact character) Eleusinian Mysteries were performed. Iera Odos was…
Hamburger is one of the most popular foods in the world, however in the Balkans and especially in the former Yugoslav countries, the most popular dish with minced meat remains cevapi or cevapcici. It is considered a national dish of…
#uniquedestinations The historic centre of Prague is one of the most popular destinations in Europe due to its unique architecture and cultural significance. However, there is a wall in the area of the Mala Strana that has become famous and…
Born in Malaga, Pablo Ruiz Picasso came to Barcelona (Spain) in 1894 at the age of thirteen because his father had been hired as a teacher at Llotja, the city’s School of Fine Arts. Picasso, although a teenager, as a…
SNFCC (Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center) is a cultural hub that came to change the everyday life of Athenians. At the same time, it is a perfect example of how private initiative and the state can work together harmoniously with impressive…
The great acceptance of our article “Revealing secrets sights in Athenian suburbs“, gave us the inspiration to search even more and find new unknown (to most) sights in the suburbs of Athens. As we have mentioned and in our previous…
During your travels, one of the things you always do is shop and buy special things that you can’t find in your country and are typical of the place you are visiting. For music lovers and especially those still buying…
Imbiss in German means snack, but it is also a general term for a small food stand or street food shop. There are thousands of these small shops around Berlin (Germany) and they sell every possible variation of street food.…
Bohemia is a historical region of central Europe that was a kingdom in the Holy Roman Empire. Later, it became a province in the Habsburgs’ Austrian Empire. Bohemia had borders on the south with Austria, on the west with Bavaria, on the north with…
