Warning of the week comes from Greece, and other Greece news

Here are are this week’s news for your reading pleasure:

• Although September is the best month to visit Greece, one should know the potential problems which lie ahead. Read the warnings but don’t let them spoil your vacation.
• An ancient gold wreath was found in Greece As we already got used to, whenever they are digging for something they must find something old.
• Two rare antiques have been returned to Greece and are on display at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.
• If you live in Greece you should be happy to learn that they are planning to upgrade the telecom network which will allow HDTV signal, video phone conferences and of course, faster internet connections.
• Pagans protest at Acropolis Their spokeswoman confirmed that the group is praying on Aug 31 at the Acropolis. The group objects the removal of hundreds of sculptural masterpieces from a tiny museum at the site and moving them to the new building under the citadel.

By Cristina | Permalink | No Comments | September 7th, 2008

• Britons are heavy drinkers but they also drive an environmentally friendly car from London to Athens
• Greece is in the Top 10 Where to Go list, and other Greece news
• BootsnAll launches BootsnAll Today - A new daily travel news and features section
• Greece avoided by Britons, and more Greece news
• Greece: Farewell to Euro and their European crown

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