Thessaloniki is the second biggest city in Greece, located in the north of the country, in the region of Central Macedonia. At times, Thessaloniki natives referred to the city as the “co-capital”, not to propagate the popular cultural rivalry with Athens but rather to highlight the historical importance of the city which was considered the co-capital of the Byzantine Empire because of the strategic

Despite the comparatively small geographical span, Greece features a dense connective network across land, water, and air. Owing to the diverse geography of mountains and gorges and ever-expanding coasts, Greece has turned into a year-long destination, and both the national and the international transportation systems have adapted to the high demand. In choosing a mode of transportation, several factors should be considered, but primarily

It is late October and there is no place like Epirus that exhibits in such an idyllic way the autumn pallet. The rustic brown of the tree barks gives way to golden bronze leaves gliding along soft breezes against the stone-build houses that complete this picturesque landscape.   Traditionally the coming of autumn was a reason for celebration to the villagers of Mastorochoria as