Slow TV is a broadcasting genre that consists of unedited, unnarrated livestream from an everyday scene or location, such as a fireplace, a bird’s nest, or a rail journey. I like to have slow TV playing in the background while I work; it’s soothing and it gives me a sense of connection to a wider world.
If you also like slow TV, then you may enjoy these live webcams from locations across Greece, from Athens and Crete to the Ionian Islands, the Peloponnese, and beyond.
Follow what’s happening in Heraklion harbour, a stork’s nest in Epirus, or Syntagma Square in Athens.
