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Athens Hotels Anticipate Record Winter Occupancy Amidst Rising Bookings

Athens hotels are gearing up for a strong winter season as bookings climb, with average room rates reaching near-record levels. The city is...

Ancient Athenian Rain Ritual: A Mycenaean Vessel Reveals 3,400-Year-Old Ceremony

A small Mycenaean pottery fragment from an Attic settlement has unveiled a unique iconographic scene: a 3,400-year-old rain-making ceremony in ancient Athens, shedding...

Attica Rebranded as ‘Greater Athens Region’ to Boost Tourism Beyond City Center

Attica Governor Nikos Hardalias announced the rebranding of Attica as the 'Greater Athens Region' at a recent conference in Athens. This initiative aims...

Discover Athens’ Best Picnic Spots: A Guide to Springtime Outdoors

With spring in full swing, Athens offers numerous beautiful green spaces perfect for a picnic. This guide highlights the best spots for enjoying...

Olympiacos Women’s Volleyball Team Makes History, Qualifies for CEV Champions League Group Stage

The Olympiacos women's volleyball team made history by qualifying for the CEV Champions League group stage for the first time, after winning the...

Athens’ Global Rise: Germany and UK Lead Record Tourist Influx

Athens has transformed into a thriving global city, rising to 74th place in the 'World's Best Cities' rankings. This resurgence is largely driven...

ATP Challenger Athens: Applications Open for Ball Kids and Match Assistants

Applications are now open for Ball Kids and Match Assistants for the ATP Challenger Athens tournament, scheduled to take place from November 24...

US State Department Designates Two Greek ‘Antifa’ Groups as Terrorist Organizations

The US State Department will designate two Greek organizations, 'Armed Proletarian Justice' and 'Revolutionary Class Self-Defense,' accused of ties to the Antifa movement,...

Athens Devastated by 1896 ‘Saint Philip’s Flood’: 61 Dead, 450 Homes Destroyed

On November 14, 1896, Athens and Piraeus were hit by a devastating flood, known as 'Saint Philip's Flood,' which resulted in 61 deaths...

Danae Epithymiadi on ‘All the Time in the World’: Athens Premiere Brings Deeper Anxiety Than Paris

Danae Epithymiadi, the acclaimed playwright and actress, brings her deeply personal play 'All the Time in the World' to Athens after a successful...

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