Cruise passengers held their breath as a 22.5 meter wide cruise liner became the largest boat to pass through Greece’s narrow Corinth Canal, according to its operator. Carrying 929 passengers on board ...
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The Odeon of Herodes Atticus, located at the foot of the Acropolis and one of Greece's most famous ancient theatres, will close for restoration work after the end of this year's season, the Ministry ...
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The captain of this cruise ship may well be wondering if his clever short-cut was a good idea after all. His vessel had to be dragged creaking and scraping through the Corinth Canal, a man-made ...
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