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Athens – The Footsteps of antiquity
Athens, Greece
The Greek capital is a powerful attractive hub for tourists from all over the world. The reasons lies in the rare collection of historical epochs to which you can join. You should not miss the Acropolis, the Parthenon and the museum to it, the Athenian Agora, the Odeon of Herod, the temple of Hephaestus, the theatre of Dionysus and the National Archaeological museum.
Delphi – The religious epicenter
Delphi, Greece
The city is the religious epicenter of Greece and Europe. Here you can end up in a sacral vortex whose waters will take you to the temple of Apollo, in the sanctuary of Athena Pallada, or even deeper and closer, where you will be able to hear the prophecies of the Delphic Oracle. If your journey involves Greece, the city of Delphi must be in the "Must See" list.
Kalampaka – The pantheon of the Gods
Kalabaka, Greece
The town of Kalampaka is one of the most visited places in Greece. The interest of thousands of tourists is concentrated in the monastery complex named Meteora, which will lift you high up, at more than 400 meters, right at hand distance from the Gods. The city will provide you with warm reception, amazing panoramic views, religious retreat, irresistible food and a cocktail which will make feel dizzy of flair for grandeur and a cult of antiquity.
Thessaloniki – On the trail of multiculturalism
Thessaloniki, Greece
The cosmopolitan city welcomes you, armed with the beauty and heritage of the numerous civilizations that populated these territories. Thessaloniki is your choice if the non-stoppable noise and the tourist crowds are too much for you. Your obligatory destinations are the White Tower, the Thessaloniki walls, the arch of Galerius, the central square "Aristotle", the shiny museums and, of course, the temples.
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Location
Greece is located in southeastern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula. By land it`s borders are with Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Turkey and by the sea its borders are with the Aegean Sea, the Cretan sea and the Mediterranean Sea. With one of the longest coastlines in the world, the state has between 1200 and 6000 islands, the largest of which is Crete.
Transportation
Greece is a place where people prefer to walk around, but in cases where you are in a rush you can rely on the fast and secure public transport. By Metro, you can travel only in Athens. Taxis in Greece are cheap and available in most places, and the buses are very reliable.
Languages Spoken
One of the oldest Indo-European languages, the Greek, is the only official language. Same is spoken also on the island of Crete. About 48% of the population understands and speks English. This is mostly the younger part of the society.
Currency
The official currency in Greece is the Euro. The currency exchange venues are the banks with working time from 09:00 – 14:00 and the exchange offices, which have extended working hours. Before you exchange currency, check the approximate rate of the currency that you will exchange against the Euro so that you avoid to be fooled with the exchange rate.
Visas
Greece does not require a visa for citizens of the EU countries and the Schengen area. No visa is required for US nationals, Canada and Australia for staying up to 90 days. Visa regimes are imposed for all other countries.
Electricity
The European Union standard voltage of 230v applies to Greece as well. Contacts are also of type C and F, known as the European type, which works well with type E.
Vaccinations
Recommended, but certainly not mandatory, are routine vaccines when visiting Greece. If you wish you can get more detailed information from your GP.
Emergency Calls
As for the whole of Europe, the emergency phone number is 112, where operators can respond in addition to Greek as well as in English and French. The other national emergency numbers are for the police – 100, for fire – 199, and for an ambulance – 166.
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FAQs about Greece
What are the taxi prices in Greece?
Taxi prices in Greece are not high. The prices in Athens per kilometer are about 0.80 Euros. Payment is made only in cash. If you have more baggage this can put the price of the service up, and you should ask the driver beforehand. A receipt is issued only on the request of the client.
What clothes should we wear in Greece?
The kind of clothes will depend on the season in which you will visit Greece, If you are going for a summer tourism wear comfortable and lightweight clothes, and in addition, a few more elegant garments for the evenings out. It`s a necessity also to carry a hat . If you are going during the months between December and February, take warmer clothes with you.
What are the tolls in Greece?
The prices depend on the vehicle`s type. You have to pay before embarking on a certain highway sections. Prices ranged around 4 to 7 Euros for 100 km. The speed limit is 120 km/h.
How much do we tip in Greece?
Like most places, in good service, it's good to leave about 10% gratuities in restaurants, and for the maid in the hotel where you are staying, on the day of departure, is given between 2-10 Euros. In a taxi is enough to round the fare.
What are the most beautiful Greek islands?
Greece enjoys thousands of islands, all of which have its charm and beauty. The most popular and interesting to visit are: Santorini, Crete and Zakynthos.