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Why Greece?

Greece is mostly known for its collection of islands, beaches and complex ancient temples. A country of long impressive history & tradition, the birthplace of several mathematicians, artists & philosophers and the cradle of democracy. Beautiful places, hospitable people, stunning beaches, fantastic weather, unique flavors… there are a million reasons to visit Greece. The cradle of Western civilization is a wonderful destination all year round. Visit Greece this year and see for yourself!!

Why Greece with Trawel Mart?

Greece is a popular tourist destination, and people can find 1000s of “Greece tour packages’ ‘or “Greece tourism” pages that set an itinerary for “places to visit in Greece’. While there are several places to visit in Greece, a holiday is more than just sightseeing. At Trawel Mart we place more importance on the entire travel experience than just the list of places to see in Greece. From comfortable stays to a carefully-curated itinerary, our holiday packages focus on giving you an experience of Greece along with a relaxing or adventurous holiday… your choice. Our packages have a range of features suiting travellers of every type, for no two travellers are alike. Planning a perfect trip to Greece, we’ve got you covered!

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The Moscow Kremlin
The Moscow Kremlin

This “Fortress inside a city” is a major tourist attraction of Russia, I mean, this Kremlin Palace! Yes, of course, this is an open fact and everyone knows it very well. It is best known for its Kremlins AKA Russian citadels and includes five palaces, four cathedrals including this “Grand Kremlin Palace” with Kremlin towers.

St. Basil's Cathedral
St. Basil's Cathedral

Ivan Vasilyevich also known as Ivan Grozny, the first Tsar of Russia, ordered the construction of this cathedral in the mid-16th century and the idea behind the building of this cathedral was to honor the victories of the Russian armies over the independent Tatar khanates of Kazan and Astrakahn.

Red Square
Red Square

 Moscow’s Red Square (Krasnaya Ploshchad) with the Kremlin was added to UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990. It is the most famous and largest places to visit in Moscow.

The State Tretyakov Gallery
The State Tretyakov Gallery

An invaluable treasure trove of art, “the State Tretyakov Gallery” was built in the year 1856. Unlike the name suggests, the gallery was not founded by one, but by two brothers Tretyakov and his younger brother Sergei.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Breathtaking landscapes. Rugged mountains, exotic, pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, green valleys, quiet lakes and lush forests – Greece has it all. Get the chance to discover different lifestyles and wonders all in one country as the natural beauty and diversity is bound to astonish youGreece is made up of thousands of islands. • Greece has 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. • 80% of Greece is made up of mountains. • No part of Greece is more than 137 kilometres away from the ocean. • Greece has a diverse array of wildlife.

Mountain sports—hiking, climbing, and skiing—and hunting are other popular activities, and field hockey, baseball, and cricket are played regionally. Gymnastics is an ancient sport in Greece, as is athletics (track and field). The largest Greek island to visit, Crete has a whole heap of amazing things to see and do. It's one of those islands that'll need more than a few days to explore but don't let that put you off… it just means there's more to see.

Our recommendation is that you spend seven days in Greece. This way, you have enough time to explore the country's historic mainland cities before visiting a few of its famous islands like Corfu and Los.

You have to be at least 21 years old and have held your driver's license for a minimum of three years to rent a car in Greece. If you are under the age of 25, you may have to pay a young driver surcharge.

Tourist Helpline – 1363 or 1800 11 1363.

Here's what to pack for Greece: • 3-5 pairs of socks. • 4-7 pairs underwear. • 2 bras. • 3 short sleeve t-shirts or tank tops. • 1 long sleeve shirt. • 1-2 skirts or sun dresses. • 1-2 pairs of casual pants, shorts, capris, leggings or skirts. • 1 pair jean.

Sure, the list is endless when it comes to perfect honeymoon destinations, but one that's remained at the top of the list year after year is Greece. Thanks to its plentiful sunshine, cultural attractions, world-class food, and over-the-top romantic views.

The best response to how to reach Greece is to take a direct flight. One can board a flight from any of the major cities of India.

Greece has a Mediterranean climate, with mild and wet winters in the southern lowland and island regions and cold winters with strong snowfalls in the mountainous areas in the central and northern regions and hot, dry summers.

Unlike other European countries, there is no official legal drinking age in Greece if you are drinking in private (like a house). However, if you want to purchase alcohol and drink in public, you must be at least 18 years of age. While that is the law, it isn't always strictly enforced.

Greece operates a National Health System (ESY), which aims to ensure free and equitable access to quality health services for all residents. The system is made up of a mix of public and private health service providers, which are broadly divided into primary, secondary and tertiary tiers of service delivery.

Yes, definitely. Travelling in Greece with kids is a cinch. The family-oriented Greeks make children feel welcome and safe everywhereGreece is a very child-friendly destination and children are welcomed everywhere.

Greece is not a violent country. Greece is one of the safest places to travel to because it is a member of the EU. Still, tourists should avoid conflicts such as political demonstrations and crime hotspots like Glyfada square if they want to be safe.

Unsurprisingly, the most popular times to visit Greece are during the late spring, summer, and early fall months. This is when the weather is ideal and all the venues open their doors, inviting guests to stay, eat, and drink.

The best traditional Greek Foods & Drinks to Try while in Greece • Bougatsa. Bougatsa is a must for a Greek's breakfast. • Tomatokeftedes (Santorini Tomato Fritters) • Moussaka. • Ouzo. • Fava. • Dolmadakia Yalantzi (Stuffed Grape Leaves) • Koulouri of Thessaloniki. ... • Raki.

Smoking. It's illegal to smoke in all indoor public places.

Sometimes all-inclusive packages can be a better deal than booking your reservations individually. This is because travel companies are able to buy up large volumes of hotel rooms and flights at one time and sell them to customers at a discount.

Things to avoid while in Greece • Don't only carry credit cards. • Don't assume zebra crossings are safe. • Don't be reckless if you're driving. • Don't splay your fingers palm outwards. • Don't underdress for church. • Don't underestimate the sun. • Don't throw paper in the toilet. • Don't trust the tap water.

• In Greece, and thus Halkidiki, wearing heels in sites of archeological magnitude is forbidden. This law aims at protecting the ancient treasures from abrasion and wear and tear. Namely, on the occasion that you plan to visit Ancient Stagira, Ancient Olynthos or the ancient town of Toroni, be aware and be mindful! Alcoholic beverages. • Animal skins (non-domesticated) • Articles of exceptional value (e.g. works of art, antiques, precious stones, gold and silver) • Dangerous goods/hazardous materials. • Firearms. • Furs. • Ivory and ivory products. • Live animals.

The standard overland public transport in Greece is the bus. Train networks are limited, even more so with recent cutbacks. Buses cover most primary routes on the mainland and provide basic connections on the islands.

In certain ways yes. Follow things to avoid.

Greece's nightlife is also famous with some of the best clubbing hotspots in the world. If you are looking for an alternative to the Balearics this summer, the Greek Islands have plenty to offer even the keenest of clubbers.
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