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Due to the virus, Greek museums have been closed for almost a month. In these empty museums, what do the statues do? Do they come off their pedestals and lead their own secret lives, away from prying eyes? Or do … Continue reading
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The original Caryatids have withdrawn to the safety of the Acropolis Museum. It is their modern avatars, still graceful, despite the ravages of time, that now hold up the roof of the southern porch of the Erechtheion. One of them … Continue reading
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As the sun of this year slowly sets, allow me all to thank you for sharing your journey with me. I wish you a wonderful new year filled with abundance and joy. May it bring health and happiness to you … Continue reading
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The Cape Cape Sounion, is the tip of a peninsula thrust into the Aegean, only 60-90 minutes’ drive from Athens. It is right in the middle of all those trade routes connecting the two sides of the Aegean Sea and … Continue reading
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Under the shadow of the Acropolis, modern Atnens buzzes with activity. No matter what people do, the ancient rock is always there, visible around every other corner, the hub around everything revolves. The city still lives very much under the … Continue reading
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While I’m slaving away to bring home the bacon, the missus and the kids are on holiday, in Crete. At least she’s sending me photos to see what a great time they’re having. Thanks, darling.
Aristotle, Greek tourist guide 