What must I bring when traveling to Greece?

Greece has four distinct seasons, large temperature difference, strong sea breeze and appropriate clothing. It is recommended to take a coat, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and mineral water when going out. Cash (more than 20% of the budget, it is best to have small banknotes and coins with a denomination of 1 yuan for public transportation), bank cards and ID cards (ID cards should be separated from bank cards to avoid others freezing bank cards when they are lost together).

Mobile phone (fully charged), camera and its charger, umbrella (or raincoat), sun umbrella, sunscreen, long-sleeved coat, sweatpants, sports shoes, backpacks, maps, commonly used drugs (safflower oil, mosquito repellent and antipruritic liquid, essential balm, Yunnan Baiyao, erythromycin ointment, band-aid, snake medicine, cold medicine, etc.). ).

If you plan to go outdoors or explore mountaineering, then a high-quality mountaineering backpack is also essential. In addition, a pair of shoes suitable for mountain climbing, cold-proof clothes, soda water, tampons to stop bleeding, sunscreen and mosquito repellent are all in your backpack. In addition, if you want to walk a long way, you should also bring some talcum powder on your shoes to avoid sweating or rash on your feet in hot weather.

Although the clothes you bring will be different for different purposes, generally speaking, a light raincoat is essential. This raincoat should have pockets and hooded pockets. If you want to bring a windbreaker, bring a loose windbreaker with some clothes inside.

When you go to Greece, you must bring something back for your own use or for your family. Olive oil is called "liquid gold" in the west. There are olive trees everywhere in Greece, and the olive oil produced is world-famous. Its unique taste gives Greek food a unique style.

Antique maps, ancient Greece was once the favorite of many explorers, geographers, archaeologists and travelers, and they also drew many maps with great texture and historical value for Greece.

The artistic ingenuity of Greeks in silver ornaments can be seen from ancient cultural relics that gold and silver ornaments have been people's best accessories since Minos's time, and the shopping street on Aegean Island may be a silver jewelry store at most. The price varies according to the complexity of the pattern and the difficulty of carving.