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How to Decide Where to Stay in Crete, the Largest Greek Island - cntraveler.com - city Old - Greece
cntraveler.com
21.08.2023 / 19:11

How to Decide Where to Stay in Crete, the Largest Greek Island

Greece’s largest island, Crete is the do-it-all destination of the Aegean. You come for the obvious: beaches, and the resorts that sit on them. But much more than that, Crete ticks many other boxes that make it an immersive European island getaway. For one, there’s incredible history here thanks to the millenia of civilizations—from the ancient Minoans to the Venetians, Ottomans, and everything in between.

The First Hot Air Balloon Restaurant, Greece’s New Golden Visa And More Travel News - forbes.com - Netherlands - France - Greece - India
forbes.com
18.08.2023 / 14:31

The First Hot Air Balloon Restaurant, Greece’s New Golden Visa And More Travel News

For nearly a century, the Monte-Carlo Beach hotel has been welcoming well-heeled guests—including Grace Kelly, Leonardo DiCaprio and Rihanna—to the French Riviera. After two years of renovation, the hotel reopened last year with a chic, minimalist redesign by architect India Mahdavi that pays homage to the 1930s. The reborn Monte-Carlo Beach features three restaurants, a PAOMA spa, and a new emphasis on sustainability.

Salty, Sweet, Bitter and More, Vermouth Is a Taste of Madrid in a Glass - nytimes.com - Spain - Greece - Ireland - Usa - city Rome - city Madrid - Argentina - city Catalan
nytimes.com
16.08.2023 / 09:53

Salty, Sweet, Bitter and More, Vermouth Is a Taste of Madrid in a Glass

I moved to Spain about a year ago and at one of my first meals in Madrid, I saw a handsome young couple drinking some kind of unidentifiable light brown cocktail on ice with a wedge of orange and green olives. It was before noon and I was stumped. I had to know what it was. Vermouth, they told me.

Catch The Last Of The Summer Sun At New Luxury Hotel Elix, Greece - forbes.com - Greece - Italy
forbes.com
11.08.2023 / 10:03

Catch The Last Of The Summer Sun At New Luxury Hotel Elix, Greece

Elix, the newest property to join Mar-Bella Collection, a family-owned Greek hotel group opened in 2021, on the Ionian coast of the West side of mainland Greece. It’s in one of the most unspoilt regions of mainland Greece and feels like a real hideaway. It is the ideal destination for couples and families with grown up children keen on active outdoor adventures.

I took my daughter to Greece – and saw the world through a 17-year-old’s eyes - theguardian.com - Greece - city Rome - Turkey - city Stockholm
theguardian.com
10.08.2023 / 20:27

I took my daughter to Greece – and saw the world through a 17-year-old’s eyes

‘Slipping through my fingers all the time / I try to capture every minute …,” mourns Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia! as we drive along a dusty road lined with goats and olive trees to Kefalos beach. I glance over at my girl – rosy cheeks, sun-kissed hair, phone glued to hand – and I’m overcome with emotion and involuntarily snort tears down my face.

The Best Wine Bars in Athens, Greece for Channeling Dionysus - cntraveler.com - Greece - Athens, Greece - city Santorini
cntraveler.com
09.08.2023 / 17:49

The Best Wine Bars in Athens, Greece for Channeling Dionysus

Although the legend of Dionysus—a Greek deity responsible for wine and other pleasurable pursuits—is centuries old, the mythological figure is still influencing modern-day Greece. The nation’s indigenous grapes and unique terroir create one of the world’s most exciting wine-producing countries, but given Greece’s vast and mountainous geography it would take as much time to visit all the different regions as it did to build the Parthenon.

‘Magic that will inspire never-ending travels’: readers’ favourite places in Turkey - theguardian.com - Greece - Turkey - Iran - Kurdistan - Iraq - Syria
theguardian.com
04.08.2023 / 17:51

‘Magic that will inspire never-ending travels’: readers’ favourite places in Turkey

In a country full of hidden gems, it is hard to choose one. But I would highly recommend taking a trip to the south-east of Turkey – “cradle of civilisation” territory – and on the road between Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa, turn off near Yukarıincirli and head 17 miles north to Halfeti for a boat tour of the mighty Euphrates. This region was hit hard by the recent earthquake, but that gives added reasons to visit: a morale boost to the locals, and some help for their struggling economy. On that cruise you’ll get a chance to see the remarkable submerged city of Old Halfeti, as well as the ancient fortress of Rumkale and, if you’re lucky, a karagül, the black rose that is indigenous to this region.Umair

Rules For Visiting Greece’s Acropolis Are Changing. Here’s What To Know - forbes.com - Greece - city Athens
forbes.com
03.08.2023 / 13:37

Rules For Visiting Greece’s Acropolis Are Changing. Here’s What To Know

If you’re heading to one of Greece’s biggest tourist attractions later this year, make sure you are aware of the new visiting rules.

Swan Hellenic’s SH Diana Sails Up The Norwegian Coast On Its Christening Voyage - forbes.com - city Amsterdam - Germany - Norway - Greece
forbes.com
02.08.2023 / 14:37

Swan Hellenic’s SH Diana Sails Up The Norwegian Coast On Its Christening Voyage

Norway’s coast may run 1,650 miles in length, but taking the country's countless fjords and islands into account, the actual shoreline adds up to some 62,000 miles. Upon its May christening in Amsterdam, Swan Hellenic’s new SH Diana expedition ship sailed north on a 10-night Norway Explored voyage to go deeper into those fjords than most ships can manage and explore some of the lesser visited spots in this Nordic geological wonder.

Kellari Taverna Is The Perfect Pre-Theatre Dinner Stop—And A Great Place For Brunch - forbes.com - Greece
forbes.com
01.08.2023 / 19:37

Kellari Taverna Is The Perfect Pre-Theatre Dinner Stop—And A Great Place For Brunch

If you are looking for the ideal place to enjoy a terrific meal just steps from Broadway, this lovely Greek restaurant may just be the place for you. The atmosphere is festive and the ingredients are sourced from local farmers’ markets throughout the year. The highlight is undoubtedly the incredible selection of fresh fish that you are welcome to examine before you choose the perfect main course. The service is first-rate and your server can help you navigate Kellari Taverna’s extensive menu. A special pre-theatre option is also available. And Kellari Taveran is also a terrific place for a celebration. Greek food is best when shared with a group of your favorite people.

It’s Been a Hellish Summer for the Mediterranean. And It’s Not Over. - nytimes.com - Greece - Italy - county Island
nytimes.com
29.07.2023 / 11:35

It’s Been a Hellish Summer for the Mediterranean. And It’s Not Over.

As a family sat vigil over a coffin containing the body of an elderly relative, the wooded hills around their apartment building in Palermo burned from wildfires. Winds blew the blazes closer, torching cars, dumpsters, sheds and electricity poles. Then the flames licked the apartment building, forcing its inhabitants to flee.

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