The Beliefs That Led Paul To The Areopagus
Paul’s interactions with the Athenians in the ancient greek agora prior to his being led away to trial on the Areopagus revealed his beliefs and a deep annoyance
Theatre Of Dionysus And How Drama Shaped Athens
The Theatre of Dionysus was embedded into Athenian culture due to the popularity of drama, the content of which was important as a moral educator for Athenians
A Guide To Your Scenic Road Trip Through The Dolomites
A road trip through the Dolomites is the best way to get to know their green valleys, rolling hills, villages and rugged dolomite mountains
Roman Ruins In Athens
The Roman ruins in Athens include theatres, propyla, libraries, water courses, bath houses and temples and identify the Roman contribution to Athens’ restoration
The Temple Of Apollo And Oracle Of Delphi
The Temple of Apollo is a symbol of Greek mythology; and the prophecies and international influence of its Oracle made Delphi the centre of Greece
The Panoramic Mausoleum and Karst Landscape of Lovcen National Park
The Lovcen National Park features not only the panoramic Njegos Mausoleum, but also a craggy karst landscape punctuated by forest
What to See and Do in Budva
There is much to see and do in Budva, whether for a day or a holiday. Explore Budva Old Town and enjoy the modern culture of beaches and night life
The Picturesque Drive From Dubrovnik To Kotor
The drive from Dubrovnik to Kotor follows the shore of the mountain-framed Kotor Bay to the medieval Kotor Old Town
The City Walls, Fortifications and Fortresses of Kotor
A highlight of a visit to Kotor will be to experience Kotor’s encompassing city walls and formidable fortifications, and to climb 1350 steps to the fortresses
What Was The Areopagus in Ancient Athens?
The Areopagus attracts visitors interested in the history of Athenian justice and where religion forked between worship of the Christian God and Greek mythology