MARINA RAPHAEL SWAROVSKI
When entering the picturesque Tyrolian village of Wattens, the first thing you notice are the beautiful snowy mountains and traditional wooden houses that surround the Swarovski factory. As we continue driving into the village, it is not hard to miss the Swarovski museum, where the artwork from well renowned artists decorate the garden, as well as the chambers of the main and most famous building, the Giant.
How was your childhood? You were born and raised in Athens? Your school years?
“Yes exactly. I was born in Athens and attended St Catherine’s British School. I have been so lucky to have such a wonderful childhood and school experience: I had excellent teachers that really took the time to get to know each student individually and help them in the best possible way to achieve their goals. I made many friends, most of which I am still in contact with. Athens is a great place to grow up for many reasons. I have always loved the rich history, the diversity it holds, the culture and of course the people. Also, because I am a person who loves the sea, I never miss a chance to go swimming as soon as
