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Spain suits unhurried travel better than almost anywhere in Europe, provided the itinerary respects the hills, the heat and the hours the country actually keeps.
The Alhambra is inscribed together with the Generalife gardens and the Albayzin quarter facing it. Reading them as one property is what makes the visit make sense.
The Gaudi listing is a serial property of seven buildings. Knowing which parts of the Sagrada Familia it actually covers changes how you read the whole site.
Cordoba is inscribed as a historic center rather than as a monument, and the boundary is drawn around the streets that surround the Great Mosque.
The shoulder months are the answer for almost every Greek itinerary. High summer is not only hot and crowded: it is the middle of the wildfire season.
Greece follows Schengen rules, so the allowance is not a Greek one. Two separate passport tests catch people out, and one of them has nothing to do with the expiry date.
Greece experiences wildfires, extreme heat, flash floods and earthquakes. This guide covers what each one asks of a traveler, and publishes no figure it cannot cite.
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.
A Greek packing list is decided by three surfaces: polished ancient stone, open sites with no shade, and monastery doorways with a dress code.
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.