Unexpected Journeys

Fusterlandia is a vibrant, mosaic-filled wonderland by artist José Fuster in Havana, offering a whimsical, dreamlike escape and a must-see for art lovers and travelers.

Havana, the vibrant capital of Cuba, is a city overflowing with color, history, and culture. While a month would barely scratch the surface of everything this amazing city has to offer, even a few days can be incredibly rewarding—if you know where to focus your time. That’s where this guide to the Top 10 Things to Do in Havana comes in.

Weird things Greeks do! Explore with me some interesting and funny customs that Greeks have!

Greek Greetings and Wishes: Explore the essence of Greek language and culture with heartfelt phrases that reflect warmth, hospitality, and tradition. Let's dive into this delightful linguistic journey together!

Are you visiting Ancient Corinth and want to check out more sites on the way? You’re in luck! There are many things to do near ancient Corinth, guarantying you’ll have an amazing day!

You can’t experience Greece without eating a gyros wrap! What is gyros you ask? The most popular Greek fast food of course! Delicious and juicy, wrapped in pita bread filled with tzatziki sauce and more!

Clean Monday (Greek: Kathara Deftera) marks the first day of the Great Lent before Easter and is a big holiday in Greece! From kite-flying to eating exciting and delicious food, Clean Monday has is all making it one of my favourite Greek holidays!

Tsiknopempti is a fun Greek traditional celebration, where you eat lots of meat with friends and family as a way to prepare for the long period of meat-abstinence during the Great Lent.

We all love to eat gyros! But do we all pronounce it properly? Check this out to find out hot to say Gyros in Greek!

When to visit Meteora Monasteries? Read more about what to expect each season when visiting Meteora in Greece, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with amazing natural beauty and important medieval history.

Christmas in Greek is "Christougenna", which literally means the birth of Christ. Amazing guest writer Angeliki explains how to "read" the Nativity scene according to the Orthodox tradition, while sharing a few thoughts about faith and hope in dark days.

Dream On, a contemporary art exhibition at the Former Public Tobacco Factory, is permeated by a sense of plenitude brought about by the realization of a great dream: an artist’s ambitious yet elusive goal attained through the unbridled creativity of large-scale installations.