From the orchards of Pella and Imathia to fruit markets across Greece, cherries are one of the country's signature summer crops. Beyond their rich flavor and nutritional value, they have also become the focus of scientific research exploring whether...
Greece has reopened the restored Byzantine Moglena Castle in Pella following the completion of a €1.85 million ($2.13 million) conservation and enhancement project. The Recovery and Resilience Facility financed the work. For centuries, Moglena Castle served as an important...
Alexander the Great was born in July 356 BC. While the exact day can vary slightly depending on the source, it is generally cited as July 20th or 21st, 356 BC. He was born in Pella, the capital of...
Greece is moving ahead with the major redevelopment of two former military camps in Pella, northern Greece under a wider urban plan that brings together housing, public services, parks, cultural facilities, and tourism-related activity.
The Special Urban Plan covers the...
The tomb of Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great, has long been believed to be located within the Great Tumulus at Vergina, Greece, but a new study challenges this assumption. The research, published in the Journal...
In Kilkis, close to the core of the Macedonian Kingdom, an ancient city unknown to the general public, is about to reveal itself in all of its greatness
Greece's Ministry of Culture estimates that the palace in Pella where Alexander the Great was born will be open for visitors next summer, according to an Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) report.
When the relics of the building which was excavated...
A record 460 new cases of the coronavirus were recorded in Greece on Friday, the largest number of cases recorded in any 24-hour period in the country since the start of the pandemic.
Of Friday's 460 cases, 142 are linked...
Health authorities in northern Greece are on alert after almost 200 cases of coronavirus were detected among employees of a factory in Giannitsa, in the region of Pella.
According to a report on star.gr, the known cases have reached 191...
He is only eight years old and solves complex mathematical problems in a matter of seconds.
Tasos Gerantides, a third-grade student from Pella, Northern Greece, is an "extremely intelligent" pupil, with a general IQ of 140.
He has managed to impress...