Posts in Greek History
Acropolis (without the tourists)
Acropolis (without the tourists)

Acropolis like you've never seen before! Shortly before Greece reopens to tourists following the lockdown period, SteMajourneys team took a stroll at the archeological site of the Acropolis, in conditions that we truly wish to never experience again. Onsite guides and guards were patiently standing at their posts, with only 6 visitors around! Below you can take a private virtual tour in the grandeur of the 5th century BC. photo-guided by SteMajourneys!

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Armchair travel, Greece, Greek History, Personal, Photography, Photoshoot, Travel with SteMa, Visual StorytellingMaria PassarivakiAcropolisAthens, alternative journeys, armchair travel, short journeys, stemajourneys, shootings, personal, inspiration, photography, notes, journal, Acropolis, lockdown, covid19, Project, archaelogy, ancient sitesComment
Kafeneia (the traditional Greek cafes)
Kafeneia (the traditional Greek cafes)

These days kafeneia have started to fade away, but this is what Greece is made of - and not just another place to drink coffee, an authentic reminiscent of old good times that should be enshrined. Let's enjoy some of them before they get vanished...

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Armchair travel, Greece, Greek Villages, Personal, Photography, Visual Storytelling, Kafeneio, Greek Hubs, Greek Culture, Greek HistoryMaria Passarivakigreekislands, Greece, kafeneio, kafeneia, cafelife, ouzo, raki, coffee, photography, journal, greekhistory, tradition, greektradition, shop, village, greekvillages, vintage, oldschoolComment