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Greece

2013-05-24T05:48:15Z

updated listing Meteora Half-Day Tour

Greece

2013-05-21T23:20:32Z

No need to Latinize original Greek names.

Greece

2013-05-19T19:56:40Z

‎Cities: Salonica is still well known in English

Greece

2013-05-18T18:15:06Z

‎Water:

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    * <do name="Skiathos Daily Cruise" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.visitmeteora.travel/things-to-do/tours-and-day-trips/item/47-skiathos-daily-cruise-ticket" hours="" price=""></do>
-   * <do name="Meteora Half-Day Tour" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.visitmeteora.travel/things-to-do/tours-and-day-trips/item/37-meteora-half-day-tour" hours="" price=""></do>
+   * <do name="Meteora Half-Day Tour" alt="" address="coral hotel athens" directions="meteora" phone="" url="" hours="" price="" lat="" long="" email="" fax=""></do>
    * <do name="Delphi and Thermopilae Day Trip" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.visitmeteora.travel/things-to-do/tours-and-day-trips/item/46-delhpi-and-thermopilae-day-trip" hours="" price=""></do>

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 * [[Chania]] — second largest city on Crete surrounded with beaches and the [[Samaria National Park]]
 * [[Chersonissos]] — party capital of Crete in the summer
-* [[Heraklion|Heraclion]] — Crete's largest city and main hub with the archaeological site of Cnossus
+* [[Heraklion]] — Crete's largest city and main hub with the archaeological site of Knossos
 * [[Patra]] — known for the wines it produces
 * [[Larissa]] — the country's fourth largest city
 * [[Rhodes (city)|Rhodes]] — magnificent city with impressive medieval structures, nightlife and beaches
-* [[Thessaloniki]]/Salonica — the country's prime city in the Macedonia region
+* [[Thessaloniki]] — the country's prime city in the Macedonia region
 * [[Volos]] — coastal port city with nice museums and architecture

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 * [[Chania]] — second largest city on Crete surrounded with beaches and the [[Samaria National Park]]
 * [[Chersonissos]] — party capital of Crete in the summer
-* [[Heraklion]] — Crete's largest city and main hub with the archaeological site of Knossos
+* [[Heraklion|Heraclion]] — Crete's largest city and main hub with the archaeological site of Cnossus
 * [[Patra]] — known for the wines it produces
 * [[Larissa]] — the country's fourth largest city
 * [[Rhodes (city)|Rhodes]] — magnificent city with impressive medieval structures, nightlife and beaches
-* [[Thessaloniki]] — the country's prime city in the Macedonia region
+* [[Thessaloniki]]/Salonica — the country's prime city in the Macedonia region
 * [[Volos]] — coastal port city with nice museums and architecture

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 ===Water===
-A glass of water is traditionally served with any drink you order; one glass for each drink, especially with any form of coffee. Sometimes you even get a glass of water first an then you are asked what you want to drink! Sometimes you might as well get a bottle instead of just a glass. In touristy areas you might have to ask for a glass of water if you want one. If you don't get water with a coffee you just stepped into a tourist-trap! Also, if you did not explicitly ask for a bottle instead of a glass, and they try to charge you for it you should refuse!
+A glass of water is traditionally served with any drink you order; one glass for each drink, especially with any form of coffee. Sometimes you even get a glass of water first and then get asked what you want to drink! Sometimes you might as well get a bottle instead of just a glass. In touristy areas you might have to ask for a glass of water if you want one. If you don't get water with a coffee you just stepped into a tourist-trap! Also, if you did not explicitly ask for a bottle instead of a glass, and they try to charge you for it you should refuse!
 Tap water in most places a traveler would go today is drinkable; if in doubt, ask your hotel.  But often though technically drinkable it doesn't taste very good, especially on some small islands (as it is imported in and heavily chlorinated), and many travelers, like many Greeks, prefer to stick to bottled water. By law, water prices in shops must remain within acceptable limits (50 eurocents for 1/2 litre), making it much cheaper than in Anglosphere nations.