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Where can I buy souvenirs and wine - Hersonissos Hotel?
How many euros to take with you for 2 weeks to have a normal rest and buy souvenirs for everyone?
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Good afternoon! Regarding your request, in general, according to the rules of Europe, you must have funds of 50 euros per day. But it all depends on your understanding of "have a good rest", maybe you want to book a yacht?)) In general, food for one can be from 10-20 euros for lunch
(less is more, depends on appetite), souvenirs can cost from 50 euro cents, again, magnets from 1 euro, vases 5 euros and more .. beautiful plates from 15 euros. Linen tablecloths from 5 euros. The prices for leather are definitely cheaper, I bought myself a leather bag (in Moscow it cost 10 thousand), for 48 euros !! I am still squealing with delight. In short .. a couple of excursions must be taken if Santorini is 120-150 euros, others are much cheaper. 30 euros, 40, 50. Car rental per day from 40 and above, gasoline from 1.70 euros a liter ... Sit in the evening in a tavern from 15 euros ...))
(less is more, depends on appetite), souvenirs can cost from 50 euro cents, again, magnets from 1 euro, vases 5 euros and more .. beautiful plates from 15 euros. Linen tablecloths from 5 euros. The prices for leather are definitely cheaper, I bought myself a leather bag (in Moscow it cost 10 thousand), for 48 euros !! I am still squealing with delight. In short .. a couple of excursions must be taken if Santorini is 120-150 euros, others are much cheaper. 30 euros, 40, 50. Car rental per day from 40 and above, gasoline from 1.70 euros a liter ... Sit in the evening in a tavern from 15 euros ...))
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answered 13 years ago
In my opinion, souvenirs are an individual matter, but it is in Hersonissos, if you walk to the end of the street towards Lychnostatis (I think this is the name of this wonderful local history museum), there are open-air ruins with cheap souvenirs, ceramics and other things. We buy wine in "Duty free" at the airport when leaving the holiday. Firstly, there are no problems with packaging and overweight, and secondly, the prices do not differ at all from the store ones and you can pay with a card without a commission without any problems.
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answered 13 years ago