What to buy for travel to Greece, introduction to Greek specialties

Don't forget, Greece is also world-famous for its jewelry. The land of Greece is full of olive trees, and the olive oil it produces is world-famous. Its unique taste gives Greek food a unique style.

Greece's sheepskin is very famous, leather is genuine, leather bags, belts, leather clothing style is simple but cheap, is a good choice. Especially leather shoes and sandals, you can buy a pair for 10 euro, so it's cheap. If you have a design idea, you can also draw the style you want to show the store, and some will make the style you want according to your requirements.

In addition, the winter leather clothes are even more dazzling, so you have to choose carefully. Hand-woven wool carpets and knitwear** are cheaper than other European countries, with the only drawback being that they are too heavy and not easy to carry. Although the carpet made of cotton and linen is not as magnificent as the carpet of the Middle East and Turkey, the weaver is good, and tourists who like simplicity can consider it.

Traditional Greek women have the ability to embroider handicrafts, white cloth woven with lace-like patterns, very beautiful, tablecloths, bed sheets, aprons, as well as small handkerchiefs, headscarves, etc., sold home with a white Greek beauty. Statues, bronzes, and pottery made of various stones. Most of the shapes imitate ancient artifacts in museums.

Quzo: This wine is made from wine with spices and has a strength of 40% and is the most famous spirit in Greece. The birthplace of wine is on the island of Kot, a small island in the Aegean Sea where you can see many wines.

Although it is France that promotes wine, Greek wine is also worth tasting and even bringing back as a souvenir. Not to mention the wines produced in Crete, which are also very famous. In addition, Naxos, a specialty wine made with champagne, is also worth buying, which you can't buy anywhere else.

Natural sponge olive oil soap ** is very tempting, usually a small soap and a small sponge only cost 1 euro. The natural sponge, which is lightweight and practical, is the best souvenir of a trip to Greece. The Aegean Sea is home to natural sponges, and no matter which island you visit, you can see them everywhere.

There are also balm boxes, forget-your-worry beads, evil eyes, mandolins, honey and spices, etc.

For a trip to Greece, you may consider buying the following specialties:

Olive oil. Greece is one of the world's largest producers of olive oil, and its olive oil is known for its high quality and rich fruit flavors. You can buy bottled olive oil at local markets and supermarkets, or visit olive groves and olive oil processing plants to learn about the production process and taste different varieties.

Feta cheese. Feta cheese is another staple of Greek cuisine and a favorite product among tourists. It is made with goat's milk and has a rich, salty, and crumbly texture and is used to make traditional Greek dishes such as spinach pies and Greek salads.

You can buy Feta cheese at local markets and supermarkets, or visit a local cheese factory to learn about its production process and taste different varieties of cheese.

Traditional textiles. **Greece has a long tradition of textile and textile production. You can buy a variety of traditional textiles such as handmade rugs, blankets, and embroidery. These traditional textiles are found in markets and shops in major cities such as Athens**.

1. Honey: It is a good gift to enjoy it yourself or send it to the source slider person, and it needs to be consigned

2. Olive oil: It is recommended to choose hail from the supermarket to buy, and it needs to be consigned.

3. Pistachios: Abundant on the Greek island of Egina Aegina, with a slight reddish tinge.

4. Desserts: chocolate, honey dough cakes, custard rolls, baklava shortbreads, crumb wheat cakes, etc., are sold in food stores.

5. Cheese: Although it is available in all countries, the cheese manufacturing industry began in Greece, and after tasting it, it is recommended to buy some wine with red wine if you like it.

6. Dried figs: Greek dried figs are not only large, but also soft and glutinous, which is very suitable for giving to elders as desserts, and it is said that it can also cure constipation.

7. Pickled olives.

8. Wine: red wine, white wine, ouzo.

9. Castile soap.

The cheapest is the euro, and some are sold together with starfish and blue eye pendants, which are good souvenirs to send to office friends when they return from travel.

10. Olive wood.

All kinds of practical items made of life, such as bowls, spoons, honey sticks, wine racks, cutting boards, art ornaments, etc.

11. Olive oil makes this skin care product.

From day creams, hand creams,**, body lotions, bath products, and more.

Greece has an international famous brand follifollie, and you can see several stores in Athens that deal in watches, jewelry and bags, and have a strong sense of fashion. I've seen a few in Beijing, and the Athens store is about 1 3 cheaper than the one in Beijing. View the original post

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