"Dromeas" (Greek for "runner") is a stunning glass sculpture by renowned artist Kostas Varotsos, located opposite the Hilton Hotel in Athens. Originally erected in August 1988 at Omonia Square, it…
The Pedion tou Areos is the largest public grove in Athens and is ideal for a walk. So one afternoon, after the end of our lessons, together with our students…
On September 9th, 2024, our students had the unforgettable experience of attending a modern rendition of the ancient Greek play Ιφιγένεια εν Αυλίδι at the iconic Ηρώδειο Theater. Nestled beneath…
One of the nicest extracurricular activities of our educational program is visiting one of the museums of Athens. This time our students, accompanied by our teacher Nancy, visited the Plato…
Hymettus is one of the three mountains that surround the Attica basin. It borders to the north with Agia Paraskevi and to the south with Voula and Vari, while it…
We decided with the students to go on small excursions in nature, combining our lesson with the enchanting landscape of Greece. This time our destination was Sounio! Sounio is the…
As you may already know we are actively participating in the Erasmus+ educational programs and every year we accept many students through these programs. This year for the first time…
Our Alexander Greek School students had a delightful dining experience at a charming Cretan restaurant in the heart of Athens, just a stone's throw away from our school! It was…
Exciting times are ahead for art and culture enthusiasts as the Athens and Epidaurus Festival is set to kick off on June 1st! This renowned festival, known for its rich…
Epidaurus is the most important ancient place of worship of the god Asclepius and is located in the Peloponnese. Since 1988 it belongs to the world cultural heritage of UNESCO.…
