The Greek seaside town just 17 miles from Athens that used to be the country's capital The island of Aegina is one of the most popular Greek spots thanks to its proximity to Athens, but few know ...

Aegina felt like home when I was there last spring shooting Drift – a film about a Liberian refugee who escapes to Greece. It’s a little island in the Saronic Gulf, just south of Athens, and ...

It is no wonder the one place in the world known for “the best” pistachios is the Greek island of Aegina, a 40-minute boat ride from Piraeus, the port city six miles southwest of central Athens.

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Aegina felt like home when I was there last spring shooting Drift – a film about a Liberian refugee who escapes to Greece. It’s a little island in the Saronic Gulf, just south of Athens, and ...

Aegina Island is located in the Saronic Gulf, about 17 nautical miles from Athens. It's home to ancient ruins (including the famous Temple of Aphaia), stunning beaches, charming waterfront ...