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Fun Facts about Amalienborg


Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen is a must for anyone with a taste for royal history. Built originally as a home for noblemen, the place became home to the royal family after a fire burned down the  Christiansborg Palace in 1794. Amalienborg is famous for its Royal Guard, called Den Kongelige Livgarde. Every day at noon, you can experience the changing of the guards, as they march from their barracks through the streets of Copenhagen and end up at Amalienborg, where the changing of the guard takes place.

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On The Hill of Acropolis


The Acropolis is one of the most important sites of the ancient world and was the most important location in Greek mythology. Atop the hill sat a temple complex that included the temples to worship all major gods. The Acropolis was chosen in ancient times for its prime location high above the city. From there, the temples were visible from anywhere in Athens. Today some temple ruins remain, including the most famous of them all, the Parthenon.

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The Best Time to Travel to Copenhagen


Denmark has relatively milder temperatures when compared to its Nordic neighbors, but winter still can be very harsh. Aside from the snowy holiday season, the best time to visit Copenhagen is in the summer. That's when the city shakes off the winter blues, and the locals make the most of the sunny days. From May to September, the streets come alive as cafes spill on to the sidewalks, and festivals fill the air with music.

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The Perfect Start for a Greek Cruise to the Best Islands is Athens


Greece is home to some of the most picturesque places in the Mediterranean. The county is surrounded by the brilliant blue waters of the sea, and stings of islands dot the coastline. From Athens, it is easy to cruise the coastline and visit popular destinations like Santorini or Mykonos. Spend a few days touring Athens before island hopping on a cruise through the med. You’ll be amazed by the various traditions and cuisines each island has adopted in time.

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The Famous Little Mermaid Statue


Perched on a rock by the water, looking longingly out to see is a bronze statue of the Little Mermaid. Given to the city as a gift in 1913 by Danish brewer Carl Jacobsen, the statue has become a beloved symbol of the city. She was inspired by the Danish ballet dancer, Ellen Prince, after Jacobson saw her perform in the Royal Ballet's rendition of the Little Mermaid. Although she has been vandalized several times, the Little Mermaid has always been restored to her glory.

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The Most Famous Greek Gods


In ancient Greek religion and mythology, the Olympians are the most famous deities of the Greek pantheon. In history and today's culture, the history and significance of the gods still play a significant role in Greek culture. Zeus, the god of Thunder, Poseidon, the god of the Sea, and many others, including Hades, the god of the Underworld, had temples constructed in their honor all over the country. Today, you can visit many of the remains when you travel to Athens.

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12 Best Greek Foods to Experience in Your Lifetime


You can expect fresh ingredients and loads of flavors whenever you indulge in some of the Greek foods found throughout the country. Their healthy traditional recipes will leave you wanting more, and fortunately, there are a ton of excellent restaurants, eateries, and cafes all over the city. So, to help you figure out what Greek dish you're going to order next, here is 13 of the best Greek foods to experience in your lifetime…
Greek Meze
Greek meze is a blend of bite-sized foods. This platter may include anything from roasted red peppers to octopus, depending on where you order it. They may come served hot or cold, and they make perfect appetizers.
Magirefta
Magirefta refers to any slow-cooked, homemade meal made in Greece. Traditionally any Magirefta meal is cooked in a katsarola (deep pot) or tapsi (deep baking tray).
Souvlaki
Souvlaki refers to Greek fast food, but don't let that turn you away. Greek fast-food is typically much healthier and tasty than fast-food in the U.S. You can order gyros, meat and vegetable skewers, grilled turkey patties, seasoned rice, and much more.
Greek Taverna
You can find many family-run Greek tavernas throughout Athens that serve fabulous food. At the tavernas, you can enjoy a little music, socializing, and dancing while being served some of the tastiest traditional meals.
Greek Deli
You absolutely must visit a Greek deli. Greek delis have a wide range of meats and cheeses that you can't find very quickly in the states. A Greek delicatessen will awaken all of your senses.
Greek Wines
As one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world, you absolutely cannot pass up on the opportunity to indulge in Greek wine. Visit a wine bar or an international market to find some of the best wines around.
Greek Spirits
Greece has traditional spirits that the natives like to drink, including ouzo, masticha, and raki, among other types of unique liquors.
Greek Coffee
Coffee is huge in Greece. Traditional Greek coffee is quite strong, and you'll have a ton of delicious options.
Greek Desserts
You can't leave Greece without trying some of its desserts, especially its zaharoplasteio (pastries). Some of the sweets you should try include kataifi, milopita, galaktoboureko, and loukoumades.
Local Farmer's Market
For fresh ingredients and bites to eat, visit one of the many local farmer's markets. Visiting the laiki (farmer's market) is perhaps one of the tastiest and most incredible experiences you'll have in Greece.
Greek Street Food
Greece has some incredible street food. From gyros to koulourakia, you will find an excellent selection of tasty Greek meals.
Moussaka
As one of Greece's most treasured authentic dishes, you must try moussaka. This dish includes slow-cooked meats, eggplant, and cheeses, which are served as a casserole.
As you can see, there is an endless amount of dishes and foods to try while on vacation in Greece. To learn more or to start filling up your itinerary, and planning a trip, send an email, and I will get back to you soon!

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