Festivals in Greece

Athens and Epidaurus Festival 2025

16 July 2025

The Festival of Athens and Epidaurus 2025, to be held from June 1 to August 24, celebrates 70 years of cultural history. This not-to-be-missed event combines ancient theater, classical music, opera, contemporary dance and innovative creations, spread between the Odeon of Herod Atticus in Athens, the ancient theater of Epidaurus, Peiraios 260 and other exceptional sites. With a rich, international program, advanced accessibility features, and an organization that cares about heritage and the environment, the festival offers a unique experience combining heritage, art and modernity.

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Myrtos is without doubt Kefalonia's most famous beach and one of Greece's most emblematic. Nestled between steep cliffs, this beach offers dazzling white sand and turquoise waters that seem unreal.

Kefalonia: Unforgettable beaches and mysteries of the past to explore

16 April 2025

Between hilltop villages, sea caves and spectacular beaches, Kefalonia reveals all the richness of the Ionian Islands. This article takes you on a sensory voyage, between raw nature, Venetian heritage and local gastronomy.

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Hydra, an island in the Saronic Gulf just two hours by ferry from Athens, is a truly unspoilt gem. Events in Greece.

Hydra : The authentic island of the Saronic Gulf

22 November 2024

Hydra, an island in the Saronic Gulf just two hours by ferry from Athens, is a truly unspoilt gem.

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Discover the Island of Corfu: A Jewel of the Ionian Sea

8 May 2023

Corfu, pearl of the Ionian Islands, seduces with its turquoise beaches, colorful villages and rich Venetian past. An escape between nature and culture.

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Thessaloniki: The Historic Metropolis at the Heart of Macedonia

21 March 2023

Thessalonica is a veritable mosaic of architectural periods and styles.

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Figs have played a central role in Greek history for thousands of years. The first traces of fig tree cultivation date back to Minoan times, around 2500 BC, in Crete. In ancient Greece, figs were considered a sacred food, often offered to the gods and used in religious ceremonies.

Greek Figs: A Unique, Natural Sweetness

20 March 2023

Figs have played a central role in Greek history for thousands of years. The first traces of fig tree cultivation date back to Minoan times, around 2500 BC, on Crete.

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