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The Epidaurus Amphitheatre and Little Theatre | Omilo

When visiting Greece, it is not just about eating delicious food in taverns and going to the beach, but many travelers, including Omilo students, also love to visit ancient Greek sites, attend Greek concerts, or theatre  productions, while learning more about Greek culture and history. Well, here is the good news, by visiting the beautiful […]

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Ancient Greek Art and The Role of Color | Omilo

The Role of Color in Ancient Greek art When we think about ancient Greek art, the image that often comes to mind is of white, polished statues and big, shiny temples. This is the classic image that has been passed down through history. However, recent discoveries have dramatically changed this view. Scientists and archaeologists have […]

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Tsipouro, Ouzo or Rakomelo? | Omilo

Tsipouro, ouzo and rakomelo are Greek traditional drinks. One of the most common discussions among a group heading to a taverna is whether they prefer tsipouro or ouzo. Both of these spirits are traditional Greek drinks with a long history and distinct flavors that pair well with appetizers and bring friends together at the table.

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International Greek Language Day | Omilo

Every year on February 9th, people around the world celebrate International Greek Language Day (Παγκόσμια Ημέρα Ελληνικής Γλώσσας). This day honours the Greek language and its important role in literature, science, philosophy, and world culture. Greek, known as “Ελληνικά”  in Greek, is one of the world’s oldest recorded living languages, with a history spanning over […]

Greek courses in 2024 – Flashback and feedback from students

Greek Language and Culture courses 2024 – Flashback  2025 is here, and we’re excited to welcome back familiar faces and meet new students in our courses ahead! But before we dive into the nex experiences this year will bring, let’s hit pause and take a moment to celebrate all the amazing things we accomplished at […]