Wer sagt eigentlich, dass Griechenland aus weißen Häusern und blauem Meer besteht?

This article challenges the stereotypical image of Greece, highlighting the diverse and lesser-known cultural landscapes beyond its iconic white houses and blue seas. It focuses on Zagori, a remote region in northern Greece, home to ancient stone bridges dating back to the 18th century and hidden villages with ongoing restoration efforts for their sacred murals. The research approach combines personal narrative with cultural observation, emphasizing Zagori's unique blend of natural beauty, architectural heritage, and local traditions. Through vivid storytelling, it reveals the region as a 'fund site' where history, artistry, and everyday life intersect, offering a fresh perspective on Greece's cultural richness.

(Ed.). (2021). Wer sagt eigentlich, dass Griechenland aus weißen Häusern und blauem Meer besteht? PiD - Psychotherapie Im Dialog, 22(02), 119. https://doi.org/10.1055/a-1215-1070