4 charming old towns in Greece

4 charming old towns in Greece

Old towns in Greece give character and history to a place, even when situated alongside a new town. They add photo opportunities and historical interest to holidays, and make a town feel homely. There is just something magical about living in a town that has a castle and old stone alleyways. They conjure up images of the ancient past and the people who once lived there. Finding property for sale right in the old town can be difficult as they are very sought-after. However, you will probably find something at a lower price within visiting distance.
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6 wonderful places to spend Christmas in France

The atmosphere in France at Christmas is magical; most towns and villages are proud to get into the festive spirit. Each mairie (town hall) takes care of lights, decorations and even Santa Claus in the weeks running up to Christmas. Like the rest of Europe, the big day is Christmas Eve, when the family gathers for a grand meal and to open their presents. There is less of a commercial feel to Christmas in France and more of a feeling of community and celebration.
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6 wonderful places to spend Christmas in France

The atmosphere in France at Christmas is magical; most towns and villages are proud to get into the festive spirit. Each mairie (town hall) takes care of lights, decorations and even Santa Claus in the weeks running up to Christmas. Like the rest of Europe, the big day is Christmas Eve, when the family gathers for a grand meal and to open their presents. There is less of a commercial feel to Christmas in France and more of a feeling of community and celebration.
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Spanish food: a festival of flavours

Spain has wonderful beaches, architecture, climate and…food. Spanish food is approached in a distinctly different way from British food, with later eating times and more of an emphasis on home cooking, socialising and quality ingredients. Their love of food comes into its own at Christmas, when the main meal is shared on Christmas Eve.
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