Fish Stall, Agios Kirykos, Ikaria, Greece
May 25, 2024
Two fishermen untangling their lines in front of a stall selling freshly- caught fish.
Two fishermen untangling their lines in front of a stall selling freshly- caught fish.
Agios Kirykos is Ikaria’s capital. ‘Agios’ means ‘Saint’ and both the church and the town are named after this martyr of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
The flame that will light the Olympic torch has started on a long and roundabout journey from Greece to Paris
No white-washed houses, but plenty of interesting history: ProfessorAbe and his wife visit a village on Chios
Located just south-west of Athens, Piraeus serves as the gateway for countless travellers looking to explore the capital’s treasures.
In a move to reduce crowding and protect a monument, Greece will limit visitors and spread them through the day
Greece will offer free stays on Rhodes to visitors whose plans were ruined by last month’s wildfires
PHeymont shares a delicious Greek salad that’s almost too pretty to eat
ProfessorAbe takes his host’s advice, and visits a beautiful small church on Ikaria
ProfessorAbe returns to the Greek Islands and enjoys a spring break ahead of the returning crowds
Two fishermen untangling their lines in front of a stall selling freshly- caught fish.
Agios Kirykos is Ikaria’s capital. ‘Agios’ means ‘Saint’ and both the church and the town are named after this martyr
The flame that will light the Olympic torch has started on a long and roundabout journey from Greece to Paris
No white-washed houses, but plenty of interesting history: ProfessorAbe and his wife visit a village on Chios
Located just south-west of Athens, Piraeus serves as the gateway for countless travellers looking to explore the capital’s treasures.
In a move to reduce crowding and protect a monument, Greece will limit visitors and spread them through the day
Greece will offer free stays on Rhodes to visitors whose plans were ruined by last month’s wildfires
PHeymont shares a delicious Greek salad that’s almost too pretty to eat
ProfessorAbe takes his host’s advice, and visits a beautiful small church on Ikaria
ProfessorAbe returns to the Greek Islands and enjoys a spring break ahead of the returning crowds