Articles tagged with "Greece"
Greece suits unhurried travel extremely well. The decisions that matter are the season, the pace, and how far the itinerary sits from real medical care.
Access in Greece varies by the age of what you are visiting. We confirm arrangements site by site rather than publishing a promise that changes.
Greek roots travel is archival work plus a village visit. There is also a conscription rule that applies to men born to a Greek national, whatever other passport they hold.
The great Greek celebrations are Orthodox and moveable, so this guide explains the shape of the year rather than giving you dates that would be wrong.
Most Greek etiquette is ordinary courtesy. What is worth learning in advance is how to behave in a working religious house, and which everyday habits are against the law.
Greek cooking is regional, seasonal and built around sharing. This guide is about how eating works here, plus the two rules that protect you at the table.
Greece carries no advice against travel to any part of it. The things worth preparing for are wildfires, strikes and pickpockets, and all three are ordinary rather than exotic.
Greek transport is good and occasionally interrupted. The two things to plan for are strikes called at short notice and the licensing rules for anything you drive yourself.
A Greek packing list is decided by three surfaces: polished ancient stone, open sites with no shade, and monastery doorways with a dress code.
Greece uses the euro and takes cards widely. The money questions that actually cost travelers something are about declarations, receipts and what insurance does not cover.