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Sunday, March 13, 2011

Greece


Few places in the whole world have such a strong and individual identity as Greece. It has its own culture, its own language and even its own alphabet. It's also the birthplace of democracy and the starting point for Western world. Many of the greatest philosophers and writers ever came from Ancient Greece, as well as the world's most enduring mythology and legend.
Most of the major sights are located around the capital, Athens. The majestic Parthenon, the theatres of Dionyssos and Herod Atticus; the ancient Agora and a host of other monuments, ancient, Byzantine and modern await exploration. Discover narrow winding streets lined with pavement cafes or the quayside taverns of the harbors of Zea ad Mikrolimano, where you will find delicious fish dished and cool Greek wines. Although the Greeks are fierce guardians of tradition, that doesn't mean they don't know how to have fun - their partiality to partying dates all the way back to Dionysos. Nightlife is plentiful and lively with numerous bars, although you may find ancient dramas or shows at the Acropolis for a more cultured evening.


Greek countryside is diverse and varies throughout the country. From lush greenery, to mountains, to sun baked rocks. However, it is consistently beautiful and which ever island you may choose you can guarantee it will provide a stunning backdrop to your holiday. But Greece's crowning glory are the breath taking beaches. With more coastline that any other country in Europe it is a true beach lovers paradise.
The islands in Greece have everything from party resorts to places where you can just relax and forget all your troubles - check out our range of Greece hotels to explore where you want to visit. For thrilling shopping holidays to Greece, the capital of Athens will bring you up-market boutiques and branded clothes at great prices, whereas the resorts and little craft stalls dotted around the country sell traditional Greek pottery and trinkets.
                                                                                                                     




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