THALES (624-546 BC) Born in Miletus. One of the ‘Seven Sages’. He is considered to be no less […]
The Stoa of Attalos is the only example of a fully restored ancient shopping arcade. It was built […]
Our democracies today are representative. We elect politicians, politicians govern us. In Ancient Athens, you were ruling yourself. […]
Have you ever wondered where does the word ‘museum’ come from? No? Ok… I’ll tell you anyway: It’s […]
In a lesser known book of Plato, we find Socrates in the Athenian Agora coming across Euthypro – […]
Stories told in Greek Mythology are just that: stories. They’re not parables. You can read it or hear […]
Did you know that most ornamental plants of the National Gardens come from Genova, Italy? When King Ludwig […]
