Over millennia embroidery has evolved into a true master craft. Unparalleled by its beauty and skill, the century-old tradition of homemaking in Cyprus is more than just an art form or a practice of crafting. Accompanying the craft are the stories, traditions, and soul of the island; expressed by the individuals working on their embroidery.
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A sea and sun destination, Limassol is a highlight for all travelers who visit Cyprus. A popular destination during the summer, Limassol doesn’t disappoint during the winter season either. With a unique ‘winter charm’, the city will surprise you. Transforming from a summer spot into a winter season vacation.
A wonderful place to visit during any time of the year, Crete is packed with adventure and intrigue. From mesmerizing landscapes to places looming with history and culture, there is an opportunity to see and enjoy it all – even during the winter!
Many of you probably wonder what is Christ’s bread, and how does it differ from normal bread? Well for the most part the ingredients are not unusual. What does make it unique is the Christmas spirit present while making the bread and the ritual that goes along with the making of this Greek Christmas pastry.
A perfect winter escape, especially if you live in the UK. Rhodes is one of the most popular Greek islands, and for good reasons!
A warmer choice compared to Greece during the winter season, Rhodes offers a plethora of sightseeing and cultural exploring during this magical season. Without the huge amounts of tourists, your stay in Rhodes during winter is surely going to be a blast. We’ve compiled a list of attractions and activities you can take advantage of this winter season.
If you’re up for something different and unique this Christmas, Corfu is the perfect place. Amidst the fascinating culture, scenery, and climate you’ll be in for a holiday experience unlike any other.
Christmas is one of the biggest annual celebrations on the island, deeply rooted in the Greek Orthodox traditions. Much like in the UK, Christmas Day is celebrated on December 25th, marking the birth of Christ. The only difference is that Christmas gifts in Corfu are exchanged on January 1st.