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Turn the pages of the guide. What is a Personal Planner? Other Resources Go Greece: a site which categorizes Greek links and reviews them for content and availability. The Greek Connection: Nikos Markovitz has compiled a nice list of sites originating from Greece. Ancient City of Athens: the classics department at the University of Indiana has put together a complete archeological and photographic guide ot Ancient Athens. The Perseus Project: 13,000 photographs, complete texts of 21 Greek authors -- a great reference library for all subjects about Ancient Greece. Hellas On Line: a site which offers an in-depth view of all aspects of modern Greek culture.

The Berkeley Guides: Berkeley Guide to Europe: Greece By Lillian Boctor and Joshua Skov, with Lauren Herz One of the best things you can do when you arrive in Greece is take off your watch. Service is slow, schedules are often blatantly disregarded, and businesses open and close on a whim. If you can't resign yourself to the Greeks' sense of time, you may just go mad. But only in a country where time isn't money and deadlines don't exist can you stare at the sea for days (or even months), find illumination in a remote outcropping of wildflowers that took you a lifetime to discover, or watch the sunset from the same beach night after night, marveling anew at approaching dusk each time. Background Information A brief introduction to Greece. Map of Greece Greece Travel Basics Money, Telephones, Coming and Going, Mail, Emergencies, Language and more. Major Cities: Athens Regions: Northern Greece | The Islands | Peloponnisos