Book reviews, an author tip and a travel article
Hello peeps! To keep you up to date with the blog on my website, EffrosyniWrites, I am sharing today my three latest blogposts. This is unmissable fresh content for indie […]
Category Archives: Travel Articles
The Greek War of Independence and the Athens military parade
A post about the Greek War of Independence. In 1821, Greece was enslaved to the Ottoman Empire for a period of four centuries. Thanks to the Ypsilantis brothers, both princes […]
A weekend in Nafplio and an awesome marathon event
On March 14-15, my husband and I had a short weekend break in the historical town of Nafplio in the Peloponese. Nafplio was the first capital of Greece after the […]
Lefkas, Greece: Aquamarine Heaven
The island of Lefkas is a highly popular holiday destination among motorists, partly because it offers easy access from mainland Greece. After driving through the picturesque town of Vonitsa, you […]
Easter Celebrations in Corfu, Greece: A unique experience!
Easter in Greece is a special time of the year. Unlike the rest of the world that favors Christmas and the New Year in this respect, the Greeks seem to […]
The love of two places combined in a book
Ever since I was little, I’ve always cherished time spent in Corfu; my mother’s birthplace. Corfu is one of seven islands in the Ionian Sea. It is situated on the […]
Bruges: The Stuff of Fairytales
By Effrosyni Moschoudi (Published on http://www.Travelterrain.com) If you have watched the movie “In Bruges” then you are well acquainted with the hilarious camaraderie between Ken and Ray, two paid hitmen […]
Rome: Following the Robert Langdon Trail
By Effrosyni Moschoudi (Published on http://www.Travelterrain.com) Okay, so there are a million and one articles out there about the Eternal city! Unless you have just landed on this planet and […]
Zagori: A Journey Through Time
By Effrosyni Moschoudi (Published on http://www.Travelterrain.com) My husband and I visited the area of Zagori in the spring when the snow and the ice had melted and the treacherous uphill roads […]
