They say that the history of a city is written in its buildings. The buildings are the witnesses of the events that took place in the history of a city. There are buildings in our city that we pass every…
#uniquedestinations Laconia is a Peloponnese region with numerous popular tourist spots, beautiful beaches, interesting archaeological monuments, Byzantine churches, charming villages, and much more. Few people are aware that Laconia is home to two of Greece’s and possibly Europe’s most important…
What could characterise a tavern as classic? Is it its long history, its popularity, the quality of its cuisine or its durability over time? It’s all these elements together. It is the tavern that makes you feel at home, serves…
Geneva is a cosmopolitan city whose small size contradicts its wealth and importance on the world stage. It is the centre of the French-speaking part of Switzerland and a dynamic centre of business and commerce. It is also home to…
Outdoor sculpture has been everywhere in cities since antiquity. Sculptures have been made and adorned public spaces, buildings and private houses. Their purpose is to remind us of important historical events or people, but they are also used for religious…
On the far edge of Lakonia in the Peloponnese near the coastal town of Neapoli, at the unexplored Cavo Maleas, you will find one of the last unspoiled and secret beaches of Southern Greece. Cavo Maleas separates the Laconian Gulf…
Discover a paradise before it’s too late An hour and 34 kilometres of challenging mountain driving separate one of Greece’s top beaches from the picturesque village of Leonidio in Arcadia in the Peloponnese. But the effort is unquestionably worthwhile. This…
Athens is a popular tourist destination with many important sights of universal significance. In this article we are presenting 7 sights that are relatively unknown to the public and remain almost secret. However, they are inextricably linked to the history…
#uniquedestinations Didyma is a historic village in the prefecture of Argolida in Greece. Until World War II, the village was called Didymoi, which means twins in Greek. The origin of the name is explained in two ways. Either that it…
