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A man diving from a wooden plank into the ocean

GreeceOctober 25, 2020June 14, 2021

Chromatic Greece

Greece has more to offer than Athens and islands. Explore the best of the Hellenic Republic by land and sea.

Blue-domed churches and white buildings on clifftop in sunset

GreeceDecember 24, 2017March 24, 2018

Scenic Santorini: On the Trail from Fira to Oia

As the rays of a mid-October sun gradually filled the flooded caldera of Santorini, it’s easy to get carried away by the mythos of the islands. For as far as the eye could see, the waters of the Aegean stretched, until they seeped hazily into a cloudless, azure sky. It was a morning ripe with lore and fantasy…

View of Athens, Greece, from the Acropolis

GreeceNovember 16, 2017October 24, 2020

A Day in Athens

If the idea of exploring the cradle of western civilization seems daunting, don’t be intimidated. This guide walks you through the most beautiful areas of the Hellenic capital.

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Onyar's Houses. The vibrant façades along the Riu #Onyar evoke a bucolic nostalgia of a tranquil Mediterranean town, and over the years, they've inspired main painters. Their colors are not haphazard, however, and are based off of a citrus palette designed by several Spanish artists and architects.

Watermelon and tomato salad with burrata, garnished with basil from Helena's balcony.

I had already pedaled more than 50 kilometers by the time I parked my bike by Sarapiku Lake (picture 2️⃣) on the island of #saaremaa.

A casteller builds castles and pillars not with any wooden beam or fired brick, but his own body. Each element of the costume serves a function. The black sash offers back support and also acts as a foothold for others to climb on. Biting down on the collar of a shirt prevents the fabric from wrinkling, which in turn prefers castellers on the upper tiers from slipping.

Downtown in the seaside resort of #Kuuresaare. Historically known as #Arensburg for centuries while under German influence, today it is #Estonia’s westernmost town.

Baltic brushstrokes. Summer evenings on #Saaremaa look like a painting: you're almost not sure anymore where the sky ends and where the sea begins.

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