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The discovery of the royal tombs of Aigai of Philip II and Alexander IV, son of Alexander the Great and Roxane, in November 1977 is among the seminal moments of Greek archaeology. The importance of the finds and the wealth of grave goods that accompanied the illustrious dead transformed the history of ancient Greece and […]
With its stunning coastline, azure waters, and rich history, Greece offers some of the most gorgeous coastal cities to explore. Whether you’re drawn to charming old towns, sandy beaches, or vibrant cultural scenes, these Greek coastal cities promise an outstanding summer escape. Here’s a roundup of five must-visit coastal places that should be on your […]
Every August 15th, Greece comes alive with celebrations for the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary (Dekapentavgoustos). This day is one of the country’s most significant religious and cultural holidays, marked by events that bring together people from all over and foster a deep sense of community. The Night Before Festivities Begin The […]
We’ve curated a list of the best backpacking-friendly cities, full of charm, safety, and ease of navigation. Pack your walking shoes, download our self-guided audio tours, and get ready to discover Europe cities at your own pace: 1. Lisbon city, Portugal: Lisbon’s winding, pastel-colored streets, and friendly atmosphere make it a heaven for solo travelers. […]
Nafplion held great significance for the Venetians. The once-powerful maritime empire faced formidable challenges from the Ottoman armies, making protecting their Aegean colonies daunting. Rising to a height of 216 meters (almost 710 feet), the Palamidi hill naturally became a strategic location for fortifications to defend the town. The fortress’s name derives from Palamedes, the […]
Crete, the largest of the Greek islands, is a treasure of history, culture, and natural beauty. Here’s a guide to some of the most charming villages and towns you should explore when visiting Crete. CHANIA With Venetian influences, Chania is one of Crete’s most beautiful cities. Here are some of the key attractions: Archaeological […]
We are excited to announce a new partnership that brings the wonders of Greek mythology to life! Clio Muse has joined forces with Odysseus Theme Park in Kefalonia to offer visitors an unforgettable guide to Odysseus’s legendary adventures. Starting this summer, guests at Odysseus Theme Park can enjoy a specially designed audio tour available on […]
1. The Visionary Behind Modern Rhodes Did you know the new city of Rhodes was designed by Florestano di Fausto, one of the most influential colonial architects of Fascist Italy? Di Fausto envisioned Rhodes as a “garden city” to serve as both an administrative center for the Dodecanese Islands and a popular tourist destination. His […]
Shaping the Travel Landscape: Clio Muse Tours at the Heart of Travel Tech We’re thrilled to share that Daphne (Co-Founder, CRO of Clio Muse Tours), recently made a strong impression at the prestigious Phocuswright Europe 2024 conference held in Barcelona, Spain in June 2024. This annual three-day event is a cornerstone of the travel tech […]
Greece is a land of captivating islands, each with its unique charm and history. Set sail through some of the Aegean Sea’s most stunning and cultural destinations. Here are five Greek islands that should be on your travel itinerary. Corfu: A Blend of Cultures and History Corfu, known for its lush landscapes and multicultural heritage, […]
The LGBTQ+ community is wonderfully diverse, and various flags represent this diversity. Each flag carries its history, meaning, and significance. Let’s explore some of these flags and understand what they stand for. Rainbow Flag Meaning: The most recognizable LGBTQ+ flag, the Rainbow Flag, was designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978. It symbolizes the diversity of […]
On a recent sunny day, I sat at my desk, reading The Complete Short Stories by Franz Kafka. From my window, I could see the towering bell tower of Saint Spyridon Church. I was starting to get angry at Kafka’s interminable existential angst that seemed to rise from the pages of my battered copy. Joseph […]