The Church was originally founded in 1713 by Augustinus Sagredo, fleet superintendent of the Venetian Republic, who dedicated it to Saint Nicholas as the patron of sailors.

A season of music under the Acropolis: discover all the concerts happening at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus until October 15, before it temporarily closes for renovations

EU Commission chief outlines measures on frozen Russian assets, sanctions on Israel, defence spending, and climate resilience, pledging full solidarity with Poland after Russian drone incursions

After eight consecutive reductions, the European Central Bank is expected to halt rate cuts, stabilizing lending conditions and boosting banks’ income prospects.

Next up is a high-flying Turkish side on Friday, with the winner advancing to the final

The legendary Serbian tennis star has reportedly put down roots in coastal southeast Athens with his wife and two children

Following a fatal accident, the Athens mayor urges Greece’s state-owned rail network owner to act on safety and repair issues at unguarded crossings in the capital

Confirmation that Chevron, the U.S. energy giant, has submitted a binding bid would mark a significant success.

A quake off the coast of Evia disrupted a live TV broadcast in Greece, with experts assuring the public that no serious damage has been reported despite the tremor’s strength

Among the region’s geological marvels is the famous Cave of Lakes. Inside, thirteen terraced lakes shimmer amid stalactites and stalagmites, shaped over millions of years.

The Global Sumud Flotilla reported its vessel was hit by a drone near Tunis, though Tunisian authorities deny the claim, citing a small onboard fire instead

A new digital tool, WATERWISE, developed by Greek universities, measures how much water tourists consume and predicts future shortages, offering solutions for drought-stricken islands.

Rising heat and drought are forcing Greek farmers to move olive and grape cultivation uphill, reshaping landscapes and threatening wine and oil production

The Danes thoroughly dominated the game after the 20th minute and were highly effective in exploiting their scoring opportunities, as opposed to the Greek players, who had fewer and less threatening attempts.

Athens has a particularly keen interest in the St. Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai, the longest continuously functioning Christian monastery in the world and a pre-eminent Greek Orthodox institution

According to FinMin Kyriakos Pierrakakis and the ministry, the entire tax break package is worth 2.7 billion euros for 2026