Greece Travel Skills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2014
- Rick Steves European Travel Talk | Tour guide Reid Coen takes us to Greece's bustling capital city of Athens and through several towns along the Peloponnese peninsula, ending with a visit to the traffic-free island of Hydra. Download the PDF handout for this class: goo.gl/VfmQT3
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This talk was filmed during the Rick Steves European Travel Festival on Nov. 1, 2014. Any special promotions mentioned are no longer valid.
Rick, Reid, and friends - I am SO grateful for your thorough and helpful resources. I'm planning a trip to Greece and I fall in your 'independent traveler' group - I can't thank you enough for shedding light on traveling with a purpose. It gives me hope that adventure awaits in future years. I'm younger and working on a budget, so these free resources are unbeatable.
PS - anyone reading this comment should also look into Rick's Monday Night Travels, available on his website.
Greece is a remarkable nation.They created a modern advanced country literally from zero in 1830. They designed their cities, universities, school systems, hospitals and educated the population in what used to be just some villages with poor crops and no roads. In just 50 years they were winning wars but also thrived in modern poetry and contemporary art. Well done.
I’m Greek and I’m impressed.❤️🇬🇷❤️
Very very nice. I wish we had viewed this before our recent visit to Greece. Nonetheless we did cover many places in Athens.
Massively informative in a very entertaining way. I know you were pressed for time but I still think you could have taken a moment to ask for some water and taken some deeper, "cleansing" breaths. Also, most people who travel are interested in history, so you don;t need to have an apologetic attitude whenever you get into the socio-historical context of what you're showing. I can no longer walk, so I travel now via armchair and people like you. Thank you so much and remember to include CC and introduce yourself at the
get-go; You did great.
Great video mate!
Awesome thanks
Excellent 👍
Ohh nice❤❤
good video, but no mention of the Greek Islands which Greece is famous for
Wow very nice looking
Mycenae is pronounced "My SEE Knee" not "My SEE knee uh". Also, Epidavros-- it's not "Epi DAV ros". It's "Eh PEE dav ros. If you read it as it's written in Greek, you'd know. It's how my GREEK relatives pronounce it and they know. The rest of your Greek was great.