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How to combine holidays with a child (6 years old) and shopping?
Which area to choose and hotel?
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Go to Paralia Katerinis. Everything is nearby, and beaches, and cafes, and shops / mostly fur and souvenir /. A 15-minute bus ride from Katerini. There are a lot of shops with European clothes, sales since July. You can also go to Thessaloniki by bus. Although Paralia is scolded, they say, the beaches are not very many people. But in fact, there are clean beaches, if you take a little walk, and shallow for children, and a lot of people young children from Europe. So, apparently, not everything is so terrible.
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answered 12 years ago
what do you want to buy? after all, hotels in Grodki or nearby - PLENTY! And, for example, for mine - just start, he will be happy to try on dresses or choose what we "need".
Hotel Marmari Beach on Kos with Russian animation, for example. And to the town of Tigaki (look at the pink flamingos on the lake and walk around the shops) - on a pleasure train, at the same time you will see the surroundings.
Hotel Marmari Beach on Kos with Russian animation, for example. And to the town of Tigaki (look at the pink flamingos on the lake and walk around the shops) - on a pleasure train, at the same time you will see the surroundings.
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answered 12 years ago
in general, you can buy a fur coat everywhere in Greece, and usually you can also be taken from the hotel.
I propose a country option: go to the fur coat production center - to the town of Kastoria. You stay in a beautiful modest hotel near Lake Tsamis (like a three-ruble note). The presence of domestic animals - geese, ducks, something else - will please the child. There is a town around the lake - and in which direction you don’t go - go out to the fur coats. Huge selection at the Papandopoulos factory (sort of). See also the local shrine - the temple of the holy mother of God Mavriotisa. Russians or Ukrainians are in many (if not all) stores.
Or just eat in shubtur)))))))
I propose a country option: go to the fur coat production center - to the town of Kastoria. You stay in a beautiful modest hotel near Lake Tsamis (like a three-ruble note). The presence of domestic animals - geese, ducks, something else - will please the child. There is a town around the lake - and in which direction you don’t go - go out to the fur coats. Huge selection at the Papandopoulos factory (sort of). See also the local shrine - the temple of the holy mother of God Mavriotisa. Russians or Ukrainians are in many (if not all) stores.
Or just eat in shubtur)))))))
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answered 12 years ago
Well, what, 6 years old is a big child, if you don’t drag him around the shops all day, he won’t get bored. Well, for example, you went to Crete. In any case, there will be 3-4 fur coat stores nearby, within a radius of 1 kilometer. Or, you still go for a walk around Heraklion, and there are shops at every step. But don't forget to bargain hard!
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answered 12 years ago
Exactly. By bargaining, you can drop a decent price (up to 500 euros)
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answered 12 years ago
Big discounts on fur coats - a Greek myth, 200 will give way, already good.
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answered 12 years ago
Not certainly in that way. they just overprice it in the first place. and therefore more allegedly inferior. besides, how can you sell a mink for cheap?!
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answered 12 years ago
Well, usually the price on the label is too high, yes, well, I remember that they lowered my sheepskin coat by just 200 euros - from 850 to 650 it seems. but they omit it when you don’t have the task of declaring taxes, in the case of a fur coat it won’t work, it must be declared, this is leather in Greece is not necessary.
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answered 12 years ago