Argos is one of the oldest cities in the world, located in Greece's Peloponnese region. It offers a quiet, authentic Greek atmosphere away from tourist crowds. The city has rich history and archaeological sites, making it a good base for travelers who like history and a relaxed pace.
Restaurants serve Mediterranean and Greek dishes with some 24/7 options. Vegetarian dishes are common but vegan options less clear.
No detailed info on nightlife. Some cafes may serve drinks at night.
Coffee is important here. Local cafes serve traditional Greek coffee and iced versions daily. Cafes are social hubs.
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated. Usually 5-10% in restaurants, €1 per drink at bars, and 10-20% for hotel staff.
SIM cards are available from Cosmote, Vodafone, and Nova stores. A passport or ID is required. eSIMs are also available.
No specific info on cleanliness and waste management.
Limited 24/7 options, but Ta Filarakia grill house serves food all day and night.
Large supermarkets stock international products. Smaller markets often prefer cash. Opening hours vary, some close Sundays.
Card payments are widely accepted in larger stores and restaurants. Smaller shops and markets often prefer cash.
ATMs from Alpha Bank and Piraeus Bank are available. Check your bank's fees for international withdrawals.
No specific info on schools or international education available.