Her magnificent Byzantine castle town Monemvasia welcomes Today, Tuesday, May 27 at 14.45the “Where there is Greece”. OR Enebia Revi and the George Kourdis They take beautiful images from the medieval city and the surrounding villages and present interesting reports about the daily life and the difficulties of its inhabitants.

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Beautiful in every corner in and out of the castle, Monemvasia is loved by the warmth it offers to its residents and visitors, but also thanks to our great poet Yiannis Ritsos. In the immediate plans are the creation of a cable car, which will even provide access to people with motor difficulties.

The picturesque cypress, once discovered by Princess Diana, as well as Zarakas, who has been registered with the intangible cultural heritage, open their arms to get to know their beauties and peculiarities.

The Molasses become home for high school and high school students from Kyparissi and the surrounding villages, as children stay there all week so they can attend their school. For teenagers, family separation is difficult, as well as for parents. Those who did not stand up left their home and settled near the school to be close to their children.

In Geraki Laconia, textile art is taught to people of all ages to promote craft entrepreneurship. The pilot program of the University of Western Attica brings joy to people and gives them a prospect for professional rehabilitation.

What about the Eurotas River and the so -called “Katsigaros”, the black, toxic fluid rejected by some olive mills? Even the children in Laconia know how to tell us … The “Eurotas engineers” are children who studied the situation and suggest solutions.

“Where there is Greece”
With Elabia Revi and George Kurdi
Daily at 14.45, at SKAI