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In the prehistoric settlement of Dikili Tash in northern Greece, the oldest samples of wine ever recorded in Europe were discovered. The samples date back...

The archaeological site of Philippi in northeastern Greece continues to bring forth exquisite new discoveries that fascinate experts and the general public alike. These...

After the tremendously successful reign of Basil II, the eleventh century signaled a turn of fortunes in a far more negative direction for the...

The Via Egnatia was an ancient Roman road that stretched across an impressive distance between the Adriatic coast and Byzantium (modern day Istanbul) on...

A cold weather front is hitting Greece this weekend with snow and gale-force winds throughout most of the country. According to the National Meteorological Service...

The two missionary journeys of St. Paul in Greece were of great importance for bringing  Christianity to its people and from there to western Europe

Greece and Turkey have agreed to begin construction of a new bridge linking the two countries in the Evros region. The bridge will improve...

Hundreds of visitors flocked to the interior of the Agia Sofia metro station in Thessaloniki during an "Open House" event on Saturday.

The ancient Greek city of Amphipolis, one of Greece's many exceptional archaeological sites, was an Athenian colony founded in 437 BCE on the older...

The Rotunda, built by Roman emperor Galerius in 306 AD, is the oldest of Thessaloniki's churches and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built...