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Today is a historic day: after two months of lockdown, Greek archaeological sites are open again. So, our virtual journey will take us to the Acropolis, on its first day after the lockdown. In these two months, Greece managed … Continue reading
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or Ticket tips for the sites of Athens The Acropolis is of course the top attraction of Athens. It is not surprising that its entrance fee is the priciest of all other sites in Athens, at € 20. Naturally, this … Continue reading
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I must have been asked that question about a thousand times, so in order to save time, I’ve compiled my own packing list. Although it was compiled with inexperienced travelers in mind (hence tips and explanations), I’ve found its printout … Continue reading
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I’ve already written about my favorite drink, frappé coffee. But as the autumn wears on and the temperatures begin to drop, it is time to talk about another favorite, good old Greek coffee. Ah, that delicious, bitter-sweet aromatic brew without which … Continue reading
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With temperatures soaring above 35 °C (95 °F) I often get desperate looks and hear cries of “OMG, is it always so hot?” Yes it is, in the summer. July and August are the hottest months, although June and September … Continue reading
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I wasn’t working this Sunday. How did I spend my day off? I went up to the Acropolis as I do almost every day, only this time it was early and I was alone. The Acropolis I found was different … Continue reading
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The other day, when reaching the ticket offices of the Acropolis, I had an unpleasant surprise. A notice informed me that I had to wait in line together with everyone else, whereas before, guides enjoyed some limited priority. You’re going … Continue reading
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Let’s think things through for a minute First of all, Greece is not burning. Granted, lately demonstrations have become more frequent and they sometimes turn nasty, but this happens in one place only: the square in front of the parliament. … Continue reading
Aristotle, Greek tourist guide 