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Greece: IPA Apartment Athens Greece: IPA Apartment Athens . Location: . Athens . House Manager: . Kyriakos Karkalis . Bookings . Kyriakos Karkalis . International Code: . GRAT No Yes No 3 8 Information Yes No Information Yes No Bedding/Linen Provided X Facility Caters for the Disabled X Towels Provided X Washing/Laundry Facilities on Site X Ensuite Rooms Available X BBQ/Braai Facilities Available X Communal Bathrooms X Conference Facilities Available X Hairdryers Available X Catering can be provided on Request X Non-Smoking House X TV Available X Kitchen Utensils/Cutlery Available X Wi Fi Facilities Available X Fridge/s & Freezers X Internet Facilities X Stove: Electricity X Telephone Facilities X Stove: Gas X Restaurant on Site X Central Heating – Air Conditioning X Restaurants Nearby X Parking Available X Hospitals Nearby X Pets Allowed X Police Nearby X Reservation Contact Details & Address: Tel: +30 210-5227330 [email protected] Mobile: +30 6972 704253 Web Page: N/A • http://www.ipa-gr.org Omonia Square, 21 Acharnon Street, GPS Co-Ordinates: Athens GPS • N/A General Information Location: The IPA Facility is a 2nd floor apartment situated in the city centre of Athens and has been in operation since 1995. Athens has been the centre of Greek civilization for some 4,000 years. The capital of modern Greece, it’s still dominated by 5th-century-B.C. landmarks, including the Acropolis, a hilltop citadel topped with ancient buildings such as the colonnaded Parthenon temple. But it is also a contemporary city, and it is not uncommon for the nightlife hubs of Kolonaki, Psiri and Gazi to stay busy until dawn. From the apartment, you are on the doorstep of various world-renowned sights that provide insight into the history of Greece and the city of Athens, and include sights such as the Acropolis Rock and Museum, the Archaeological Museum, Syndagma Square, Parliament, the National Garden, Plaka (the Old City) and many more. Apart from strolling around, public transport is available – metro, buses, trams, etc. Accommodation: The self-catering facility has 2 double rooms and one room with 4 beds. In addition, there is a fully equipped kitchen and two shared bathrooms. All rooms have air-conditioning, TV, a refrigerator, balcony, and linen is provided. Parking is available, either free, in the road in front of the apartment, or guarded at a nominal charge. No pets allowed. Back to Section Index IPA HOSTING BOOK 36 Greece: IPA Apartment Thessaloniki . Location: . Thessaloniki . House Manager: . Vicky BOUKA . Bookings . Vicky BOUKA . International Code: . GRTH No Yes No 4 8 Information Yes No Information Yes No Bedding/Linen Provided X Facility Caters for the Disabled X Towels Provided X Washing/Laundry Facilities on Site X Ensuite Rooms Available X BBQ/Braai Facilities Available X Communal Bathrooms X Conference Facilities Available X Hairdryers Available X Catering can be provided on Request X Non-Smoking House X TV Available X Kitchen Utensils/Cutlery Available X Wi Fi Facilities Available X Fridge/s & Freezers X Internet Facilities X Stove: Electricity X Telephone Facilities X Stove: Gas X Restaurant on Site X Central Heating (Air Conditioning) X Restaurants Nearby X Parking Available X Hospitals Nearby X Pets Allowed X Police Nearby X Reservation Contact Details & Address: Tel: +306977510304 [email protected] Mobile: N/A Web Page: N/A • http://www.ipa-gr.org 28 Sigrou Street, 6th Floor, 54630, GPS Co-Ordinates: Thessaloniki GPS • N/A General Information Location: The IPA Facility is a 6th floor apartment situated in Thessaloniki, some 250 metres from the Central Police Building and is in operation since 14 June 1997. Thessaloniki is the second-largest city in Greece and the capital of Greek Macedonia, the administrative region of Central Macedonia and the Decentralized Administration of Macedonia and Thrace. It is nicknamed as "the co- capital" - a reference to its historical status as the "co-reigning" city of the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire, alongside Constantinople. Accommodation: It Facility has 4 double rooms with air conditioning, TV with blankets, sheets, pillows, towels etc. There is a shared bathroom and second WC. There is also a kitchen which has refrigerator and all necessary utensils and cutlery. FREE Wi Fi. The Facility is close to center of the city, near public transportation, suitable for the guest to visit all sightseeing of the city – The White tower, Royal Theatre, the International Exhibition, archaeological sites and Byzantine monuments, the museums and the city harbour. Back to Section Index IPA HOSTING BOOK 37 Greece: IPA House Nymfeon . Location: . NYMFEON, FLORINA HELLAS . ANASTASIOS PAMAMICHAIL . House Manager: . SLOANNIS LOULATZIS . Bookings . +306977096777 . International Code: . GRNYM Yes No No 4 8 Information Yes No Information Yes No Bedding/Linen Provided X Facility Caters for the Disabled X Towels Provided X Washing/Laundry Facilities on Site X Ensuite Rooms Available X BBQ/Braai Facilities Available X Communal Bathrooms X Conference Facilities Available X Hairdryers Available X Catering can be provided on Request X Non-Smoking House X TV Available X Kitchen Utensils/Cutlery Available X Wi Fi Facilities Available X Fridge/s & Freezers X Internet Facilities X Stove: Electricity X Telephone Facilities X Stove: Gas Restaurant on Site X Central Heating (Air Conditioning) X Restaurants Nearby X Parking Available X Hospitals Nearby X Pets Allowed X Police Nearby X Reservation Contact Details & Address: [email protected] Tel: +30 6974773146 [email protected] Mobile: +306977096777 N/A Web Page: • http://www.ipa-gr.org NYMFEON FLORINA, GR 53073 GPS Co-Ordinates: HELLAS GPS 40°38′39″N 21°29′40″E General Information Nymfaio is a mountain village, situated at 1350 m elevation in the densely forested Verno mountains. It is 3 km north of Sklithro, 5 km west of Aetos, 16 km west of Amyntaio and 17 km southeast of Florina. Nymfaio hosts a Museum of Gold and Silver-smithery, Folklore, and History, inaugurated in 2000 and located in a traditional building in the center of the village. It displays furniture, artisan jewelry, and religious silverware. There are also showcases displaying authentic costumes as well as photographs and other memorabilia of the Macedonian Struggle, including letters written by leaders of the Macedonian Struggle as Pavlos Melas and Germanos Karavangelis. The Environmental Centre ARCTUROS is active in the area, and manages an environmental protection center for brown bears and wolves. There are currently 6 functioning hotels in Nymfaio, as well as an Orthodox Church. Next to the church is an old cemetery dating to the 18th and 19th centuries. “VIGLA PISODERIOU SKIING CENTER” is 40 kms away (round 1 hr driving) Travel guides present it as one of the ten most beautiful villages in Europe while in the UNESCO world competition, it claimed for the” Melina Merkouri International Award” for the excellent management of a cultural reserve and a natural environment. Accommodation It is a single stone made traditional house, in harmony with the architectural line of the area. It has 4 rooms totally: One twin room with private bath and kitchen, One double room with private bathroom, One double room and one twin room with sharing bath and kitchen as well as a dining room Back to Section Index IPA HOSTING BOOK 38 Greece: IPA House GEORGIOS KATSAROPOULOS . Location: . Sternes, Chania, Creta . House Manager: . Sofia LOGARIDOU . Bookings . Sofia LOGARIDOU . International Code: . GRGK Yes No No 4 8 Information Yes No Information Yes No Bedding/Linen Provided X Facility Caters for the Disabled X Towels Provided X Washing/Laundry Facilities on Site X Ensuite Rooms Available X BBQ/Braai Facilities Available X Communal Bathrooms X Conference Facilities Available X Hairdryers Available X Catering can be provided on Request X Non-Smoking House X TV Available X Kitchen Utensils/Cutlery Available X Wi Fi Facilities Available X Fridge/s & Freezers X Internet Facilities X Stove: Electricity X Telephone Facilities X Stove: Gas X Restaurant on Site X Central Heating (Air Conditioning) X Restaurants Nearby X Parking Available X Hospitals Nearby X Pets Allowed X Police Nearby X Reservation Contact Details & Address: Tel: +306947569480 [email protected] Mobile: N/A N/A Web Page: • http://www.ipa-gr.org GPS Co-Ordinates: Sternes, Chania, Creta, GR 73500 GPS N/A General Information The IPA Facility is a single house with big yard, situated in Sternes,, 2 kms from Chania airport, Creta, 15 kms from Chania port and 18 kms from city center. It was donated by the Hellenic Police HQ and totally renovated by IPA Hellenic Section in year 2020. Chania, is one of the most beautiful and touristic cities of the country with wonderful beaches, bars, restaurants, museums, archaeological sites and very interesting night life, accepting millions of visitors especially every summer. Accommodation The Chania guesthouse has: 3 apartments 1) Talos 2) Aptera and 3) Samaria • Talos apartment has double bed, wardrobe, air conditioning, T.V and WC. • Aptera apartment has twin beds, double bunk beds, wardrobes,air conditioning, T.V and WC. • The Samaria apartment has twin beds, double bunk beds, wardrobes,air conditioning, T.V and WC. All facilities are provided in the apartments, such as blankets, sheets, pillows, towels etc. There is also a communal kitchen featuring an electric fridge, a dining area and a sofa with a coffee table. There is also a shared WC. The Facility is close to center of the city, (18 kms) near public transportation, suitable for the guest to visit all sightseeing of the city. In the neighbourhood you may find pharmacy, bakery and Tavern Here is the location as shown in google maps: • https://www.google.gr/maps/d/viewer?mid=1nys-MneTCe0o6Nj1wp8gNHN-Rh4jSyc7&usp=sharing Back to Section Index IPA HOSTING BOOK 39 Greece: Vacation House – Perdika on AEGINA Island . AEGINA Island Perdika . Location: . A Traditional Village .
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