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“Il Giardino Segreto” at the ATRIUM of Alexander’s Lounge: Hotel Grande Bretagne sets the table with handmade lace

The story behind Hotel Grande Bretagne’s summer menu, where gastronomy meets handmade lace, ceramics, and Greek tradition Once found atop television sets, sideboards and coffee tables, the semedaki-the delicate handmade lace doily-was for decades one of the most recognisable objects in the Greek home. Patiently crocheted by hand, it was passed down from one generation to the next, from mothers

Summer in a glass

There is something undeniably summery about a clear glass pitcher filled with fragrant herbs slowly releasing their aromas into cool water. It is a simple daily ritual that has gained remarkable popularity around the world in recent years, bringing together natural flavour, hydration, and effortless enjoyment. As temperatures rise, many

Kythera: Between Thyme and Myths

By Sofia Triantou On Kythera, there are 723 different plant species. Of these, 48 are endemic to Greece as a whole, while 5 are local endemics found only on the island There are islands unlike any others, and Kythera is one of them. Found at the crossroads of the winds,

Braided Easter Herb Loaf

By Sofia Triantou The Easter table is a cherished Greek custom. Its true beauty lies in the gathering of the whole family—or close friends—who share each region’s traditional meal and clink their glasses together in celebration. The meal is typically laid out in the courtyards of homes, where the air
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