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Greece uses the euro (€) as its currency since 2001 when it joined the Eurozone, two years after the euro's initial launch. For travelers, this means the same currency as France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and 17 other European countries. There is no exc...
If you want to stand somewhere ancient, and not just old, but the birth of civilization old then the Palace of Knossos on Crete is going to be it. The palace you see today was built around 1700 BC, and rebuilt after an earthquake destroyed an even ea...
Greece receives over 33 million visitors a year. The overwhelming majority pass through Athens and the reason most of them come is the Acropolis. It's the most visited archaeological site in the country and one of the most visited in the world. Here'...
If you only have a couple of days in Athens this summer (because you plan to spend time traveling outside of Athens), this itinerary is designed to maximize sightseeing while avoiding the hottest and most crowded parts of the city throughout the day....
If you ask a Greek person what they call their country, they will say Hellas (Ελλάς or Ελλάδα). They call themselves Hellenes (Έλληνες). The Greek language is Helleniki. Greece, in the eyes of the Greeks, has always been and remains Hellas. So where...
The Black Hills of South Dakota Felt More Like Greece Than Expected When we think of places that remind us of Greece, South Dakota isn't the first place that comes to mind. But after spending time in the Black Hills, you might find yourself think...
This is where the mountains meet the sea. It is a double-beach that is separated by a rock…
Paralia MilopotamosDid you know the Parthenon looks perfectly straight but is full of subtle curves? Its colu…
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