One of the most truly Greek souvenirs is a bottle of olive oil in the shape of amphorae or a famous Greek character. The oil is widely produced here not for tourists but for locals. They often use oil and you won't find a Greek kitchen without a couple of olive oil bottles. The best one is cold-pressed Extra-Virgin Olive Oil with low acidity level. You can buy it in 1-litre bottles or jerrycans. If you have decided to buy olive oil in a tin package, it is better to pour it into a plastic bottle, otherwise, the taste of the product will change.
Lemnos is not one of the most well-known and big islands in Greece. But there are many important historical monuments. The island was inhabited long ago, in the middle of the Neolithic. …
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Lemnos will be a good place for holidays for those who love walking. There are many roads and paths, linking all the main settlements with architectural and natural attractions. While …
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One more interesting local souvenir is komboloi, Greek beads. Despite the fact that Greeks are religious people, komboloi is not a cult object and it is used only as a thing for relaxation and concentration. Beads are made of different materials such as wood or semi-precious stones. One more traditional Greek souvenir is matopetra. It is well-known among superstitious people. It is believed that this stone protects from the evil eye.
Limnos beaches are among the main attractive features of the island. Thanks to a decent selection of scenic stretches of coastline, you can find a suitable place for secluded recreation and …
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Shopping in Greece
Greece is popular among tourists not only for its unlimited opportunities for cultural tourism and beach holidays. It can become a paradise for a shopaholic. Twice a year, there are sales in the country. Winter sales start in January, and the summer discounts are set in the middle of July. By the end of the season lasting about a month and a half, discounts in stores and shopping centers can reach a record 70 percent. Real Greek goods - olive oil, fruits, spices, honey, and cheese - are bought at markets. The temperament of the Greeks suggests bargaining. You can reduce the price to 50% of the declared price. Greece is also widely known for its fur coats. The fur capital of the country is the town of Kastoria.
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