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A ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty 594594 ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd Akrotiri Peninsula 292 Ancient Delos 181-2, 180 Alalkomenes 511 Ancient Eleusis 131 Alexander the Great 532 Ancient Ialysos 328 Aliki 189 Ancient Kamiros 329 Alinda 376-7 Ancient Lato 306 Allou Fun Park & Kidom 97 Ancient Palekastro 309 Alonnisos 465-71, 466, 12 Ancient Thira 224 Amorgos 206-10, 207 Ancient Zakros 309 AMP 86 Asklipieion 362 Anafi 226-8, 227 Erechtheion 73-4 Analipsi 367 Eretria 452 Anavatos 414 Evpalinos Tunnel 403 A Ancient Agora (Athens) 75-6, 76 Gortyna 274 accommodation 16, 564-6, see Ancient Akrotiri 224 Gournia 306 also individual locations Ancient Andros 162 Hephaistia 436 children, travel with 55 Ancient Delos 181-2, 180 House of Homer 512 costs 565 Ancient Eleusis 131 Ireon 406-7 language 581-2 Ancient Ialysos 328 Keramikos 77 Acropolis (Athens) 68-74, 68, 7, 70, Ancient Kamiros 329 Keros 203 71, 531 Ancient Lato 306 Kos Town 357 Acropolis of Agios Andreas 18 Ancient Palekastro 309 Mikro Horio 349 Acropolis of Lindos 326-7 Ancient Thira 224 Palace of Knossos 268-73, 268, 13, activities 50-3, see also individual Ancient Zakros 309 270, 271 activities Andartis – Partisan of Peace 281 Palamari 476 Adamas 242-4 Paleokastro 353 Andros 158-62, 159 Aegiali 209-10 Panathenaic Stadium 80 Anemospilia 273 Aegina 137-41 Parthenon 72-3 Angistri 141-2 Aegina Town 138-40, 139 Phaestos 269 animals 559-60, see also individual Agamemnon 83 species Poliohni 436 Agathonisi 385-6, 386 endangered species 468, 476, 517, Ramnous 132 Agia Galini 284 559-60 Sanctuary of the Great Gods Agia Irini 255 Ano Meria 241 439-40 Agia Marina (Kasos) 341 Anogia 279-80 Skarkos 212 Agia Marina (Leros) 373-5 Anopoli 295-6 Terrace of the Lions 182 Agia Pelagia 522 Antikythira 523, 519 Thasos 443 Agia Roumeli 293-4 Antiparos 189-91, 182-3 Tower of the Winds 76 underwater artefacts 51 Agia Triada 269 Antipaxi 495, 492 architecture 547-9 Agios Efstratios 436-7 Aphrodite Bathing 318 area codes 15 Agios Georgios (Agathonisi) 386 Apiranthos 200 Areopagus Hill 91 Agios Georgios (Lasithi Plateau) Apollo 306, 334 301-2 Apollonas 200 Argostoli 503-6, 504 Agios Giorgos Kastro 506 Apollonia 247-8 Arhanes 273 Agios Kirykos 390-2 aquariums Arkasa 337 Agios Nikolaos 302-5, 303 Cretaquarium 268 Arki 385 Agios Pavlos 283-4 Rhodes Town 320-1 Armenistis 396-7 Agios Stavros 205 Aradena 295 Armeos 371 air travel archaeological sites, see also Roman art galleries, see museums & airlines 573-4 ruins, temples, tombs galleries Artemis 334 airports 573 Acropolis (Athens) 68-74, 68, 7, internet resources 33 70, 71, 531 arts festivals 19, 543-5 tickets 574 Acropolis of Agios Andreas 18 Art-Athina 86 to/from Athens 120 Acropolis of Lindos 326-7 Athens Biennial 86 to/from Greece 573-4 Agia Irini 255 Axia Festival 199 within Greece 575-6 Agia Triada 269 Epidavros Festival 96 Alyki 447 Hellenic Festival 96 Ancient Agora (Athens) 75-6, 76 Iraklio Summer Festival 264 000 Map pages Ancient Akrotiri 224 Lato Cultural Festival 303 000 Photo pages Ancient Andros 162 ReMap 86 595 Synch Electronic Music & Digital B Skiathos 457 Arts Festival 97 bailout 67, 538 Skopelos 462 Asclepion 75 Balkan Wars 533-4 Thasos 445 Asclepius 334 basketball 117 Bonelli’s eagles 349, 559 Asklipieion 362 bathrooms 571 Book of Revelations 377, 379 Assos 508, 2 battles, see also wars books 527, see also literature Astypalea 363-7, 364 Battle of Marathon 314 art 543 Athena 63, 68, 69, 70, 71 Battle of Navarino 532 Cyclades, the 247 Athens 57, 62-124, 64-5 INDEX Battle of Plataea 72 flora 559 accommodation 62, 98-105 Batsi 160 food 553, 555, 560 activities 93 Bay of Laganas 517 history 532, 536, 541 Akropoli 72 A-C beaches 234-7 walking trails 465 children, travel with 97 Bembo Fountain 264 border crossings 574-5 climate 62 Bernier-Eliades 86 Bouboulina, Laskarina 152, 534 drinking 111-13 Beulé Gate 69 Bourtzi 455 entertainment 113-17 bicycle travel, see cycling, mountain Bourtzi Islet 457 Exarhia 101, 109-10, 113, 88-9 biking Breeder 86 food 62, 105-11 Bios 85 Brooke, Rupert 471, 476 Gazi 101, 109, 104 birds 559, see also individual species budgeting 14-15 highlights 64-5 birdwatching 559 bungee jumping 96, 295 internet resources 98, 119 Kastro 460 bus travel 575, 577-8 itineraries 66 Lesvos 236 to/from Athens 120-1 Keramikos 77, 102 Skantzoura 471 to/from Greece 575 Kolonaki 103-4, 110-11, 112, 106 Thasos 445 within Athens 122, 123 Koukaki 101-3, 110 Tilos 349 within Greece 577-8 Makrygianni 101-3, 110, 113, 72 boat travel 576-7, 10, see also boat business hours 566 metro system 123 trips, cruising, island hopping, Butrint 483 Monastiraki 100, 107-8, 111, 113, 78-9 sailing, yachting Byzantine empire 531 Omonia 101, 109-10, 113, 88-9 internet resources 32, 42, 43 architecture 547-8 Pangrati 103-4, 110-11 to/from Greece 575, 577 art 544 Plaka 98-100, 105-7, 111, 112, 78-9 to/from Turkey 406 planning 62 within Greece 576-7 Plateia Syntagmatos 91-2, 122 boat trips, see also boat travel, C Psyrri 100, 108, 112, 88-9 cruising, island hopping, sailing, camping 564 Rouf 109 yachting canoeing, see kayaking shopping 117-18 Armathia Islet 340 Cape Gero Angeli 215 sights 67-93 Corfu 483-4, 490 Cape Prasonisi 330 Syntagma 98-100, 105-7, 111, Evia 455 Cape Sounion 130 112-13, 78-9 Gaïdouronisi (Hrysi) 311 Capralos, Christos 140-1 Thisio 100, 107-8, 111, 113, 102 Gramvousa Peninsula 301 car travel 15, 578-80 tourist information 120 Hora (Folegandros) 231 customs regulations 566 tours 93-6 Ithaki 510 driving licences 578 travel seasons 62 Karpathos 338 hire 578-9 travel to/from 120-1 Koufonissia 204 insurance travel within 127 Kythira 521 road rules 579-80 walking tour 94-5, 94 Lefkada 498-9 to/from Athens 121 Athens Academy 82 Lesvos 427 within Athens 122 Athens observatory 91 Limnos 434 carnival season 21, 276, 473 Athens Olympic Complex 92 Lipsi 383 Caryatids, the 74, 83 Athens University 82 Little Cyclades 209 Castello Rosso 456 Athinais 86 Milos 243 castles, see also fortresses ATMs 17, 569 Mykonos 173 Agios Giorgos Kastro 506 Atsitsa 475-6 National Marine Park of Alonnisos Antiparos 189 Attica 130-4, 132 240, 467, 468, 12 Bazeos Castle 199 Attica Zoological Park 97 Naxos 193 Bourtzi 455 Audouin’s seagulls 471 Paros 184, 187 Byzantine-Genoese Castle 427 August Moon Festival 22, 97 Plakias 281 Castello Rosso 456 Avenue of the Knights 318-19 Rethymno 275 Castle of Faraklos 326 Avgo 521 Schinousa 203 Castle of Lykourgos Logothetis 403-4 596 castles continued churches & cathedrals courses Castle of Monolithos 329 Agios Ioannis sto Kastri 464 cooking 46, 226, 273, 416, 473 Castle of Myrina 434 Agios Ioannis Theologos 382 language 93 Castle of the Knights 357 Agios Nikolaos Rangavas 82 marine environmental Hora (Folegandros) 231 Chapel of Theoskepasti 395 awareness 189 Kritinia Castle 329 Church of Agii Theodori 81-2 painting 468 Paleohora (Crete) 297 Church of Agios Eleftherios 81 pottery 416, 473 Pandeli Castle 373 Church of Agios Nikolaos 285 reiki 472-3 INDEX INDEX Skala (Astypalea) 364-5 Church of Agios Spyridon 483 yoga 468, 473 catacombs 244 Church of Agios Spyridonas 401 credit cards 17 cathedrals, see churches & cathedrals Church of Agios Therapon 422 Cretaquarium 268 C-D caves & caving Church of Dionysios 515 Crete 58, 256-311, 258 Bekiris Cave 155 Church of Kapnikarea 81 accommodation 256 Cave of Antiparos 190 Church of Metamorfosis tou climate 256 Cave of Philoctetes 436 Sotiros 419 food 256, 555 Cave of the Apocalypse 379 Church of Sotira Lykodimou 82 highlights 258-9 Cave of the Sacred Icon of Agios Church of the Holy Apostles 76 island hopping 33 Giannis 202 Church of the Taxiarhes 416 itineraries 26 Cave of Zeus 198 Monastery of Kimisis Theotokou travel seasons 256 Dikteon Cave 302 418-19 cruising 38-44, see also boat travel, Drogarati Cave 507 Panagia Drosiani 199 boat trips, island hopping, sailing, Ellinokamara Caves 341 Panagia Ekatondapyliani 184 yachting Harkadio Cave 348 Panagia Hrysospiliotissa 75 internet resources 41, 42, 43 Ideon Cave 281 St John of the Collachio 319 Crusades, the 531 Kalymnos 371 cinema 526 culture 238, 539-42 Kefallonia 503 Athens 116, 117 currency 14 Koutouki Cave 134 film festival 97 customs regulations 566 Lehousa 471 civil war 535 Cyclades 58, 156-255, 157 Melissani Cave 507, 240 Classical age 530 accommodation 156 cell phones 15, 570-1 classical music 96, 116 architecture 548 cemeteries, see also tombs cliff diving 372 books 247 ancient Roman cemetery 184 climate 14, 21-3, see also individual climate 156 regions Athens’ First Cemetery 92 food 156 climate change 561, 573 East Moudros Military Cemetery 436 highlights 157 clothing 16 English Cemetery 483 island hopping 33, 36 coffee 554 Keramikos 77 travel seasons 156 Colossus of Rhodes 314, 334 Krithoni war cemetery 376 Cycladic civilisation 528 comedy (theatre) 546 Mycenaean cemetery 207 cycling 53, 576, see also mountain conservation, see also environmental biking Portianos War Cemetery 436 issues Crete 301 Rupert Brooke’s Grave Earth Sea & Sky 572 Kefallonia 503 Samothraki necropolis 440 Hellenic Society for the Study & Kos 357 ceramics, see pottery Protection of the Monk Seal 468 Rhodes 328 Chalepas, Yannoulis 164 Hellenic Wildlife Hospital 141 Spetses 155 changing of the guard ceremony 92 National Marine Park of Cyclops 249 chapels, see churches & cathedrals Zakynthos 517 Cyprus issue 537 cheese 554, 556 consulates 567 children, travel with 54-6 convents, see monasteries & accommodation 55 convents D Athens 97 cooking courses 46, 226, 273, 416, 473 dance 550-2, 9 food 557 Corfu 479-92, 480 Athens 116 Hania 289 Corfu Town 482-8, 484, 11 folk dancing 116, 295, 303, 551
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