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Are you planning your wedding in Athens for this summer? Congratulations! The Greek capital is full of wonderful places, ancient sites and vivid neighborhoods that are the prefect scenery for your dreamy day. What about the car, which brings you to the church and the reception venue? You deserve the most beautiful limousine with the sign “Just Married”, having the feeling of luxury and magnitude in your first moments as husband and wife. Wedding car rental in Athens Greece is the best way to live affordably these precious moments. Read here everything you need to know in order to rent the best wedding car in Greece!

See the car before you book

If you rent a vintage, old car, we recommend you seeing it before booking it...

Every traveller dreams to spend vacation on a budget. The problem is that it is difficult to achieve this goal, especially if you don’t know insider’s tips about the country you want to visit. One of the greatest expenses when you visit a foreign country is car rental. However, it is necessary to rent a car in Greece, as there are so many places to visit, so many virgin beaches and significant sites that are worth seeing but public transportation does not reach them. How can you combine cheap car hire in Greece with interesting vacation and exploration of what this amazing country can offer to you?

Travel off-season

During the off-season and especially in October, November, March and April, it is very likely to find great deals to rent a car on a budget...

A piñata is a container made of papier-mâché, which is decorated and filled with small toys, chocolates and candies. Nowadays, it is used at the parties as a part of the celebration, and kids love this fun activity and the small presents it gives them when they manage to break the piñata. However, the history of piñata is long and it reveals many interesting facts beyond the playing of a game.

Probably, piñatas have originated in China where the paper originated too. Marco Polo discovered the Chinese fashioning balloons of colourful paper in the figure of a cow and filled with seeds, which greeted the New Year. The mandarins knocked the figure hard with sticks, and the seeds spilled out. As part of the ritual, the paper was then burned, and people gathered its ashes for good luck...