The picturesque island of Kalymnos can be found between the islands of Kos and Leros, in the Dodecanese. Visitors come from all over the world to experience its natural beauty, delicious seafood, quaint alleyways, and, naturally, the local sponges. The port town of Pothia is the capital of
Rhodes’s history goes back to the Neolithic period, in 4,000 B.C. It has always been a desirable island because of its location. As a result, Rhodes’s architecture is a combination of Byzantine, Venetian, Renaissance, and Ottoman styles. Traditional Architecture Locally, houses were typically made with the materials available on
The architecture of Chania is unique both to the island of Crete and the country of Greece as a whole. It features influences from Ottoman, Venetian, and local styles. Each neighborhood has a unique mix of these architectural styles. Venetian Architecture (13th to 17th century) Venetians ruled the city from
In Athens’s Vathis Square district, a new update to the National Archaeological Museum has caused rents to virtually double in the past 5 years. According to data from indomio.gr for 2017 – 2022, property prices in Vathis Square, located just next to the museum, have boosted by 99% in
Kythnos is not one of the most well-known island travel destinations in Greece, but it’s worth a visit, particularly for its 17th-century stone houses, decorated alleyways, and flower stencils. The most famous churches to visit are the Agia Triada, along with the monasteries of Panagia Kanala and St. John the
Traditional homes in Tinos are, much like in the rest of Greece’s islands, designed to be simple and functional. While Tinos is famous for its boutique shops and art galleries, you don’t need to go far for an exhibit, because the houses themselves are like art. Summer House in
The Wedge House in Pylos, Greece, is a stunning architectural masterpiece that showcases the beauty and versatility of raw concrete. Designed and developed by Greek architect studio Urban Soul Project for one of our clients, the Wedge House is a unique blend of minimalist design, wedged corners, and sustainable architecture.
Kokkino Chorio is one of the traditional Cretan villages locals love. It is located close to Chania, but it became well-known through the 1964 movie “Zorba the Greek”, which was filmed in the village. Interestingly, many of its inhabitants were featured in the movie! Life in Kokkino Chorio The village
Have you ever dreamed about living in Greece, but busy, touristy destinations repel you? Worry not! In this series, we will be introducing some of our handpicked favorites in Greece. Starting with… The seaside village of Kalo Nero Kalo Nero is a small village located in the region Messinia, in
We enjoy staying in touch with our clients – Hans from Holland, who by the end of 2021 will own a home in Pelion, has recently surprised us with two very special gifts. Hans’s hobby is making his very own homemade alcoholic beverages, and he gifted us two very distinguished,
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