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As if you were on deck, then you want to go down to the hold, and want to find out more. Outside the Maritime Museum of Piraeus, the Papanikoli submarine seems to always be on alert. Part of the historic submarine stands prominently in the courtyard of the museum. The maritime history of Greece begins to unfold before you pass the entrance. The first two halls in the museumare dedicated to prehistoric times and classical antiquity. The visitor ...

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Time travel with exhibits from the Fall of Constantinople in 1453 up to the Second World War In Kolokotroni Square, in the spaces around the old parliament, the National Historical Museum is housed in the Old Parliament. Exhibits from the Fall of Constantinople to the Second World War, next to the watchful eye of Theodoros Kolokotronis. Paintings, banners, traditional costumes, weapons are some of the exhibits that will accompany the visitor on his journey through time. At the ...

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6,000 unique exhibits lead the passenger to space and time At the Electric Railway terminal in Piraeus, there is the starting point for the history of the railway. The Electric Railway Museum. This museum is interwoven with the history of the whole of Greece. That's what Pavlos Koulovassilopoulos, who is in charge of the site, believes. And he started arguing... He told us about the first routes, from Piraeus to Thission. For the creation of the Omonia station. ...

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A Natura protected area, with enchanting images. It is absolutely a must to take a tour of it as it abundantly offers you peace of mind. Ideal. At an altitude of 630 meters above sea level, northwest of Greece the the lake of Kastoria can be found. It spans 28 square kilometres and is the eleventh largest lake in our country. It is also called Lake Orestida but most people call it the lake of Kastoria. And so ...

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Merchant ships, passenger ships and of course warships are waiting for divers to discover them. Go down to the bottom of the sea and take a "dip" back in time. Wrecks. Scattered all over the Greek seas. A large underwater museum consisting of many smaller ones. An idea that becomes a reality, starting with the Sporades Islands. The first underwater museum in Greece will be created there. Next summer, it will start as a first in Peristera, in ...

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The myth of Aristotle Onassis and Jackie Kennedy's dives are an attraction for thousands of visitors. And that's where the problem starts. Scorpio Beach emits a distress signal. A world-renown Greek beach is being destroyed, as claimed by the island's director Andreas Leonidou. Scorpio, the refuge of Onassis, is a beautiful island. And how could it have been different since this is the place where the Greek tycoon chose to build his main holiday home. Several decades back, ...

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A winter trip to Metsovo always offers beautiful experiences and gifts us with "rich" images. Staying in a 5-star chalet, however, can be considered an experience in itself. So Metsovo and Grand Forest are an attractive proposition for discerning travellers. A combination that's hard to go unnoticed. Which season is the best to visit Metsovo? That's a tough question. Subjective answer. The magnificence of the landscape of Epirus during autumn and winter, however, has much to offer the ...

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The BBC reported on its on-site theme on Exarchia and Airbnb. Based on a Facebook page entitled "Exarcheia Tourism", Britain's television network carries a message posted on social media and proceeds to analysis-commentary on the area in Athens. "Instagram tourists,police officers won't save you," the post on the social network reads, with a double message: "You're not welcome here and you're not safe here. Owner, your door is next." The rise in tourists due to Airbnb has increased ...

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February 20th, 2017 You're not to far, but you're not for the usual stuff in Attica. You're looking for a nearby destination. A one-day trip. You dont want to not see cement ,and you want to relax after you walk under the trees. In your mind passes the Estate in Tatoi. You're already in the car and heading that way. You don't need luggage. Just good mood and something to sit down in the dirt so you don't ...

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Flight attendants

Like all workers, flight attendants have a daily routine like all other people… away from airplanes. They go out with friends and family, enjoy relaxing evenings at home and engage in their hobbies when they are not on duty. Flight attendants often publish this daily life on social media - frequently uploading photos “without their work uniform” as they say. They pose and take selfies saying they are girls next door who you can meet at 30,000 feet ...

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After you have discovered every inch of Greece, there is no alley you have not walked and a tavern that you haven't had lunch in, you are preparing to travel to the city of Light. Your destination is Paris! But not alone... You've planned your trip in every detail, it's actually a great gift to your beloved. It's the first trip you do on a plane and, of course, your first trip together. After feeling like you're lost ...

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When discussing Greek real estate, one’s thoughts often gravitate towards regions in Attica or Thessaloniki. But what about the larger Greek islands that see their populations multiply two, three, or even five times from spring through September, peaking in the summer? It’s important to note that Mykonos is in a league of its own. The rules there differ significantly from the rest of Greece. Did you know that during the economic crisis, when house values dropped by up ...

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Meteora. The poet and painter Edward Lear, once wrote that no pen or pencil is capable of describing the monasteries in the mountains of Meteora. A Daily Mail journalist, who visited the mystical mountains in Thessaly, confirms it and also feels lucky to have lived it! His three-day trip to the heart of Greece, as he recounts, was a unique experience. Thomas Hodkinson's trip started at Thessaloniki. Arriving in Meteora, he saw the enormous stones inexplicably rising from ...

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For the continuation of my tour of Salamina, I set out to leave the paloukia in place and head to the long-suffering Kynosura, (or Kynosoura, "dog tail" that is) where the historic naval battle took place, before descending south towards Selenia and Kolones. Before I got back in to my car, I thought I'd take a walk and look at boats. In the small port in front of the municipal fish market building are the fishing boats that ...

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To reach Salamina, I have to go down to Perama. Within about 45 minutes with normal traffic I reach the ferry. The crossing from Perama to Palukia - the busy port of Salamina - takes about 15 minutes while the sea line is open 24 hours a day. My route is economical and ecological as the car I drove burned only 4 euros for this distance. Birthplace of great personalities of antiquity and modern times, with long cultural ...

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Many may consider our capital a city full of exhaust fumes, but Athens has many parks, which, besides being green lungs for the city, are good for a visit if you want to get away from the fast pace of the everyday life. Attica Grove One of the parks to visit is Atticon Alsos (Attika Grove), which is an urban forest area. It is considered a green area of recreation, with great ecological value for the Attica Basin. ...

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An exciting journey through Mount patera that will take you to Corinthian gulf and to Porto Germenos. Since we're officially in spring, I thought I'd take a walk in to the sea. But the weather has other moods. I went to an area of Idyllia. From what you're going to see, you'll realize that the name of the municipality is no accident. How to get there I chose the National Road of Athens - Corinth and at the ...

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Forty minutes drive from the center is enough to find yourself in Flambouri, or else on the balcony of Athens. No matter how many times you go up to Parnitha, it's not enough. at the first opportunity, one day with sunshine, I found myself again in the air condition of Attica, How to get there You can drive, leaving behind the city center. From the National Road Athens - Lamia you turn left at the junction of Metamorphosis, ...

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Deer is the largest herbivorous animal in Greece. The red one of Parnitha has become the trademark of its national park. If you don't decent from a village in a mountainous place, you may never be given a chance to be a stone's throw from this wild animals. But if you go all the way to Parnitha, you might get lucky and meet a red deer. How to get there You can reach more than a thousand meters ...

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If you're wondering where there's a waterfall near the city, the waterfall in Drafi is half an hour from the center and will impress you! When you see it up close, you won't believe your eyes. But is there a place like this half an hour from the center of Athens? yes, there's a waterfall in Drafi. Because it's of its rare natural beauty, you have to respect it. How to get there The journey is not difficult ...

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