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GREECE

Useful info

- Documents:

      * Identity card or Passport

      * No visa for EU citizens

 

- Currency:

      * (€) EURO 

 

- Language:

       * Modern Greek

       * English

 

- Average cost:

         *Medium-low 

         

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Food

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Discover where to eat

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Grilled dishes, salads, and casseroles—Greece is a destination for those who love good food and want to discover a country through its cuisine.
 

Greek cuisine is simple, authentic, and deeply connected to the land. Among Mediterranean flavors, fresh ingredients, and recipes passed down through generations, every dish tells a story of sea, sun, and tradition.
 

WHEN TO GO TO GREECE

GateFree Tips

 

• Book the Acropolis online to avoid queues


• Visit archaeological sites early in the morning


• Combine city + islands for a complete trip


• Always carry water, especially in summer

 

Spring (March – May)
Mild climate and blooming landscapes. Excellent period to visit cities and archaeological sites.
 

Summer (June – September)
Hot and sunny, perfect for the islands and the sea. High season with greater tourist influx.
 

Autumn (October – November)
Still pleasant temperatures and less crowd. Ideal for the sea and cities.
 

Winter (December – February)
Cooler climate and occasional rain. Good period to visit Athens and the big cities.


 

GateFree tip:
The best months to visit Greece are May, June, September, and October.

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HOW TO GET AROUND GREECE

•Plane: internal connections to the main islands
 

•Ferries: essential for moving between the islands
 

•Rental car: recommended for exploring islands and inland areas
 

•Public transport: good in the big cities