Tag: GASTRONOMY

Wine routes of Crete

In modern times, Cretan wine has won the attention and preference of the broader consumer public. Cretan wines are a precious legacy of traditional varieties, perfectly adapted to the island’s climate conditions. Cretan vineyards cover 12.8% of Greece’s wine regions and rank 3rd among the country’s 9 wine-growing areas.

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Wine routes of northern Greece – Chalkidiki

Chalkidiki is primarily famous as a tourist destination, known for its idyllic beaches and impressive natural beauty; but, apart from its seaside and mountain landscapes, it is also renowned for its high-quality food products. Among these are some of Greece’s best wines, coming from its vast vineyards and numerous wineries. This makes it ideal as a wine tourism destination, following the path of the Chalkidiki Wine Route, part of the Wine Routes of Northern Greece.

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Minister of Foreign Affairs, George Gerapetritis' message on World Greek Language Day (09.02.2026)

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Message by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yiannis Loverdos, on World Greek Language Day

February 9th is dedicated to Dionysios Solomos, Greece’s national poet. Through this choice of date, UNESCO recognizes the Greek language as a heritage of freedom and a source of creativity for all peoples.
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Δήμος Καλαμάτας - Municipality of Kalamata has received a major international distinction, as the mural by visual artist Kleomenis Kostopoulos, depicting Maria Callas on the central Aristomenous Street, was named Best Mural in the World for 2025 by the international institution Street Art Cities. It is the first time a Greek artwork has won this global title.
The monumental mural now adorns the city center and has already become a landmark for residents and visitors alike. Through a dynamic artistic approach, the iconic figure of Maria Callas comes alive in public space, powerfully linking street art with contemporary Greek culture.
For the artist, the work is more than a portrait: “Callas isn’t a commemorative image, but a symbolic presence — a body carrying culture between past and present.” Nature, roots, fruit, and birds emerge as symbols of identity born from the land and its people.