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My Greece Atlas
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My Greece Atlas
Greece's living traditions, curated.
A photographic and cultural atlas built from years of fieldwork across Greece.
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What is My Greece Atlas?
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A living atlas.
A broad cultural guide, held in place and atmosphere.
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Made for the phone.
A mobile guide to Greece’s living traditions.
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Built from fieldwork.
Traditional events, local dress, field stories, short films and places.
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A map of Greece’s living traditions.
Curated through photography and cultural context by George Tatakis.
My Greece Atlas is a curated mobile app and map-based cultural guide to Greece’s living traditions, brought together through photography and fieldwork by George Tatakis.
Why this atlas exists
Not a catalogue
of the past.
A map of what
continues.
My Greece Atlas connects living traditions to the places, seasons and people that carry them forward — through photography, fieldwork and cultural context.
Inside the atlas
One Greece.
Six ways in.
Move through the country by time, place, image, story and fieldwork. Each layer opens another way of seeing.
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Made for the phone
Follow tradition by time, place and image.
Open a region, follow an event, stay with a photograph, or move from one story to the next. The atlas connects culture to where it happens.
Created and curated by
Fieldwork / Greece
George Tatakis
My Greece Atlas grows from George Tatakis’s long-term photographic fieldwork across Greece. Its first layers extend the worlds of Ethos, centred on ritual and communal tradition, and Caryatis, centred on regional dress, identity and cultural continuity.
The atlas carries that work into a navigable form — connecting photography with time, geography and context rather than presenting images as an isolated portfolio.
CaryatisEthosFieldworkThe New York TimesNational GeographicBenaki Museum
For those who care about Greece
For those who care about Greece.
Whether you are arriving, returning, researching, photographing or hosting, the atlas gives you a more considered way in.
01Visitors to GreeceFind traditions beyond the expected itinerary.
02Greeks and the diasporaReturn through the living detail of place.
03Cultural travellersFollow the people and seasons behind a destination.
04Photographers and artistsEnter a field archive made with attention.
05Journalists and researchersStart with cultural context, not a generic listing.
06Hotels, guides and cultural partnersShare a more considered Greece with your guests.
Coming soon for iOS and Android
Be first to explore Greece's living traditions.
Join the launch list for news from My Greece Atlas as the atlas takes shape.
Launch-list registration is coming soon. No email is collected on this page yet.
Frequently asked questions
Questions before the atlas opens.
What is My Greece Atlas?
My Greece Atlas is a curated mobile app and map-based cultural guide to Greece’s living traditions, including events, local costumes, stories, films and places.
Who created My Greece Atlas?
My Greece Atlas is curated by Greek photographer George Tatakis, whose long-term fieldwork documents traditions, rituals and local dress across Greece.
How is My Greece Atlas different from other travel apps?
Rather than lists, ratings and tourist spots, My Greece Atlas focuses on the living culture behind a place: local rituals, photographs, costumes, stories and events.
What features does My Greece Atlas include?
The app brings together traditional events, the Caryatis costume archive, field stories, short films, places and a map-based cultural atlas.
Will My Greece Atlas show upcoming events?
Yes. Upcoming traditional events are planned as part of the app’s map-based cultural discovery experience.
Is My Greece Atlas available on iPhone and Android?
My Greece Atlas is in development for iOS and Android. Store availability will be announced closer to launch.
What languages will the app use?
Language support is being planned for launch. Details will be shared as My Greece Atlas takes shape.
Is My Greece Atlas crowdsourced?
No. My Greece Atlas is an editorial, photographic cultural atlas curated by George Tatakis.
What is the Caryatis archive?
Caryatis is George Tatakis’s long-term photographic archive of Greek regional dress, made in the places where those traditions belong.
When will the app launch?
My Greece Atlas is currently in development. Join the launch list to follow its progress.
Can hotels or cultural partners contact My Greece Atlas?
Partnership information will be shared ahead of launch for cultural organisations, guides, hotels and other local partners.