Home | Order | About us | Contact us                                                                                                       
Educational Books for the International Baccalaureate (IB)
Books about Greece
Greece: Travel, Topographical, Guides
Books: Greek Orthodox Religion
Modern Greek Literature in English
Books in the Greek Language
Books: Fiction
Offers
Anagnosis: Information
IBToK - IB Theory of Knowledge Portal Site
About us
Themes in 20th Century World History
Modern Greek Culture
The Greek Church
Greek Folklore
The Year in Greece
Early Travellers to Greece
A History of Athens
Greece Links

Greek Folklore

Because Greece is a country of mountains and islands, in which isolated communities were able to develop their own distinctive beliefs and ways of life, the country is particularly rich in local folklore traditions.

Visit the Anagnosis Greek Folklore Pages

Traditional Carnival Observance in Nauplion The Greek Year The traditional festivals and observances of Greece

Exotika Exotika Nymphs, vampires and other creatures which haunt the folk imagination

Davelis Cave Davelis' Cave The most notorious, and feared, spot in Attica

Anastenaria The Anastenaria The annual Northern Greek fire-walking ritual

The Trata of MegaraThe Trata of Megara The annual traditional dance of the women of Megara

Serpent gliding over an iconThe Virgin's Serpents, Kefalonia A remarkable natural (?) occurrence on the island of Kefalonia

Festive Greece Festive Greece: A calendar of tradition by John L. Tomkinson

Haunted Greece Haunted Greece: Nymphs, Vampires and other Exotika by John L. Tomkinson

Plan your holiday in Greece using the Calendar of Greece for 2009

powered by evisible WCM