
A sneak peak at an ancient home in downtown Athens. I wonder how the site would have looked long ago.
Μια κλεφτή ματιά σε ένα αρχαίο σπίτι στο κέντρο της Αθήνας. Απορώ πώς η περιοχή θα φαινόταν πολύ καιρό πριν.

A sneak peak at an ancient home in downtown Athens. I wonder how the site would have looked long ago.
Μια κλεφτή ματιά σε ένα αρχαίο σπίτι στο κέντρο της Αθήνας. Απορώ πώς η περιοχή θα φαινόταν πολύ καιρό πριν.

A bazaar in downtown Athens
Is there beauty in urban decay? Why did this place piqued my interest?
Υπάρχει κάποια ομορφιά στην υποβάθμιση των πόλεων; Για ποιο λόγο αυτός ο τόπος κέντρισε την προσοχή μου;





What is a city without an infamous ‘bird lady’?

Syntagma Square or ‘constitution square’ is the epicenter of Athens. The place where tourists and locals collide and where many government protests take place. That boy statue has seen it all!

A yellow flower in a wooded area on the outskirts of Athens.




Some yummy strawberries growing on my balcony 🙂






The National Garden is a beautiful green oasis next to the parliament building in Athens.

Χριστός Ανέστη και Καλό μήνα!
Happy Easter to the Orthodox Christians out there and have a happy month!
Yesterday evening I went to the passing of the flame ceremony at the Panathinaiko stadium in Athens. The flame had travelled from Olympia through most of Greece and then to Athens at the Acropolis. After the Acropolis the flame was taken to the Panathinakio stadium where the first modern Olympics were held in 1896. It was an exciting and fun event with the Evzones, Opera singers, a kids choir, a band and orchestra. The Priestesses were the main highlight of the evening with their beautiful and powerful ancient dance. Then some Greek folk dancing followed by the Brazilian performers with their drums and their fit capoeira dancers. It was nice to see a celebration of culture and unity and many happy faces in a very difficult time for Greece and the world. And now the flame is off to Brazil and it’s 99 days until the games begin!