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Magic Sphere. Depiction of the God Helios, a lion, a dragon and magical symbols.
Asclepius symbol - the snake.
Is the figure on the right actually wearing a facemask agianst COVID-19?
One of the symbols of Athens - the wise owl.
This reminded me of a certain scene from GOT
Quite impressive specimen of the plastic greek vase. Sadly I was not able to find a lot of information about this type of pottery online.
The small relief figures protruding from the surface of the pottery are quite interesting.
Pottery in the Acropolis museum in Athens, Greece in the red-figure technique. I am surprised why the level of detail is so advanced for the figures and so clumsy for the geometric shapes of the frieze
Hadrian's Arch at night and the PArthenon in the distance
Hadrian's Arch at night. Instagram enticed tourists, ready for a selfie are always present here.
The Zappion at night
The stadium Panathenaic – the only stadium in the world made entirely of white marble
Pelasgia beach and view to the whole Malian Gulf
One of the things I would choose to live in Greece for are the large sun terraces.
View from Hotel Nefeli in Volos
When the tables are taken directly to the beach, the Avra Tavern becomes a very romantic place for dinner
The oldest tavern in Volos Avra 1883
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The Metropolitan Church of St. Agios Nicolaos in Volos was built in 1934, and the bell tower has been the work of the Italian sculptor Previsan since 1884.
The small streets that lead from the promenade to the city center are dotted with taverns and reminiscent of Italian cities .
There are many taverns along the promenade of Volos, some of which look quite pretentious.
Tourist boats cross the waters of the Wallachian Bay until late in the evening.
This statue, located opposite the entrance to the University of Thessaly in Volos, probably symbolizes many things, but it reminds me of the Statue of Liberty.
The church of St. St. Constantine and Helena in Volos in the moonlight
The Propylaea was the monumental gateway to the Acropolis of Athens
The building became famous after being photographed by H. Cartier-Bresson in 1953.
Famous bronze head of a statue of an athlete
Athina Palada in thoughtful mood.
I wonder whether there were really such dolphin riders in the ancient times.
Different models of oil lamps, some of them eerily looking like modern gear wheels
