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The thermal springs of Greece are one of its best kept secrets, dating back to the ancient times, these miraculous waters can be found in several destinations across the country. One of the most famous spa towns in Greece is in fact located in Edipsos Evia, only a two-and-a-half hours drive from Athens.

This fabulous city is Greece’s second largest. Much smaller than Athens, far in the north, and out of the way of the usual tourist path, it has a low profile. This turns out to be absolutely key to Thessaloniki’s charm.

Easter in Greece is an unforgettable experience. For Greeks, the Greek Orthodox Easter is the most important holiday of the year. It commemorates the suffering and crucifixion of Jesus Christ and celebrates the resurrection.

We often believe that in order to experience miracles, we have to travel far and wide. In the hope of finding ourselves we plan spiritual pilgrimages to Bali and India, but in reality there are places much closer to us which we could never imagine that exist.

Prague has been on top of people’s radar for the past few years – and for good reason! It’s got the Paris type of beauty, the Belgian type of beer and architecture that is hard to beat. A prosperous city that revels in stunning architecture and a resilient past – Prague is simply fascinating. Gorgeous narrow streets end in storied churches, beautiful castles act as backdrops to lined bridges, and the charms of the city are pretty much everywhere.

Clean Monday or Kathara Deftera is one of the most important religious celebrations in Greece. This day ends the exuberant Carnival festivities and starts the traditional forty-day period of lent before the Greek Orthodox Easter, also called Sarakosti.

There is much more to Greece than just Mykonos and Santorini. In fact, Greece boasts a generous collection of smaller islands which are at a close proximity to Athens — Spetses is one of them.

Everything starts with something or somewhere, this is how trends develop, lifestyles are formed and certain “things” become the element of what they call the “high life”. The Greeks, Romans, French and Italians — for centuries have been known as the pleasure seekers who formed what today is known as the Côte d’Azur, also referred to as the French Riviera.

Nikiti Beach is a popular resort area in Sithonia, centrally located on the Chalkidi peninsula, this beautiful stretch of coastline with its green-blue water, organised beaches and rocky coves has become one of the most vibrant holiday destinations.

Madrid is, quite simply put, a Spanish dream. It’s a city that bursts with an intensity unlike any other – a city where siestas are the norm, fiestas run through the culture, and the art and culture scene is buzzing through every street, museum and cultural center.