If you are traveling to Athens this summer and on a budget, don’t worry, there are plenty of fun sights to see and activities to participate in that are free. Kathimerini English Edition has compiled a broad list of free things to do in the city.
The trial of a journalist accused of domestic violence has been postponed on Wednesday until Friday.
A multimedia maritime exhibition, Crafts of the Sea, will open for the first time in Athens at the Goethe Institute Athens from July 4 to September 21.
Two more suspects in the wiretapping scandal that targeted politicians, businessmen and media figures have been called to testify before a Supreme Court prosecutor.
Greece beat Montenegro 86-57 in Acropolis basketball tournament opening match on Tuesday, at the Peace and Friendship Stadium (SEF).
Police in Athens have arrested a suspected crime boss with the underworld title of “vor v zakone” – or thief in law – wanted by Russia under an Interpol red notice, police officials have said.
An exhibition of more than 1,100 artefacts, from statues and table games to children’s toys, found in an ancient Athens neighborhood during excavations in the area of its modern Acropolis Museum has opened to the public.
The OECD has noted Greece’s adjustment into taking measures against corruption and in fighting it in international business transactions, in a report after an assessment carried out in the country.
The Ministry of the Interior announced the immediate allocation of 1.3 million euros to the municipalities of Attica to collect the large quantities of dry branches and waste from private plots, recognizing the serious problem that has been created and the potential for fires.
Yannis Palaiologos, a journalist at large with Kathimerini and the co-editor of the “Sustainable Cyclades” project, joins Thanos Davelis to look into the latest warnings about over-tourism and sustainability, the response from Athens and locals, and its impact on the social fabric of the country – particularly on the islands.