19.12.2023
Can I Fly Direct to Athens Greece?
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Practical insights and inspiration for buying and owning a home in Greece. Our articles cover everything from regional guides and market trends to legal tips, tax updates and Greek lifestyle and culture. Whether you are just exploring the idea or already own a property, our blog is written to help you make informed decisions and get the most out of life in Greece.
19.12.2023
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18.12.2023
Deep in the Peloponnese, in an area much less visited than Greece's popular islands, Kardamyli is a true gem. Kardamyli combines Greek stunning landscapes, peaceful beaches, and historical architecture. One building style that stands out in the region are the tower houses
13.12.2023
The famous “Kingfisher” or “Halcyon” days (in Greek, “Αλκυονίδες μέρες”) are days when the sun shines strongly in the winter. There are no clouds or winds, and the temperature is unusually high for the season. Halcyon days usually come close to the Christmas holidays.
13.12.2023
The Maria Callas Museum is a tribute to the life of Greece’s most famous opera singer - Maria Callas. It is a cross between a historical museum and a performing arts museum, with the goal of sharing Callas’s work with an international audience.
11.12.2023
According to the latest data from the Greek Tourism Confederation, SETE, the two largest cities in Greece, Athens and Thessaloniki, are still the most popular. They have an increased number of passengers visiting when compared to the same period in 2022. In total, in the first ten months of 2023, passengers arriving at all international airports in Greece numbered 23 million. Athens’s airport received 28.4% more travelers than last year (measuring until October), and Thessaloniki had 20.3% more travelers during this time.
06.12.2023
Nikolaou was a famous painter, printer, and sculptor who was born on the island of Hydra in 1909. The island was an inspiration for other artists, like Nikos Ghikas, who loved to depict its Neoclassical mansions. Nikolaou is part of the “Thirties Generation” of artists in Greece. He studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts beginning in 1929, where he met longtime friend and artist Yanni Moralis. He started exhibiting his work in 1932 and joined the “Free Artists” group. During his career, he collaborated with the Art Theatre of Karolos Koun to design stage sets and costumes for many productions.
05.12.2023
Plaini and Karahalios Architects was founded in 2011 and is a collaboration between Elisavet Plaini and John Karahalios. Elisavet studied at the University of East London and at the University of Westminster. John studied at the National Technical University of Athens and received his master’s degree from Columbia University. Their work deals with both public and private spaces - both commercial and residential. Their philosophy is to analyze the relationship between the public and private space in each one of their projects, and to balance personal creativity with the impact on the surrounding area.
02.12.2023
One of the amazing parts of eating in Greece is the delicious dessert. Greece has a great variety, from baklava, to halva, to frozen custards and spoon sweets. Coming from western European countries like the UK or the Netherlands, some visitors find Greek desserts to be overly sweet. Let’s just say that they are as sweet as the people are hospitable - which means the Greeks do not hold back on the sugar!
01.12.2023
28.11.2023
Panos Nikolaidis (Πάνος Νικολαΐδης) was born in 1971 in Athens. Today, his office is also found in Greece's capital city. In his work, he focuses always on the individual needs of those spending time inside the structure. He has a diverse set of skills and has led cultural, residential, commercial, leisure and civic projects. Panos’s focus is on producing designs that are architecturally, socially and intellectually aligned. In this article, we will feature some of Pano’s most recent works, as well as his philosophy.








