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Corrections and updates
This is the most useful thing you can write to us about. Athens moves faster than a published guide: the Ministry of Culture switches sites between summer and winter hours, ticket prices are revised, a museum closes a wing for restoration, a taverna that anchored a whole neighbourhood guide shuts for good, a metro line runs replacement buses for a fortnight.
If you have just been to Athens and something here did not match what you found, tell us. The report is far more useful if it includes:
- the page you were reading, or the URL,
- what it says and what you found instead,
- the date you were there,
- and a source if you have one — a photograph of a sign, or a link to the operator’s own page.
Corrections with a source usually get made within a few days. Corrections without one still get looked at, they just take longer to verify.
Other things worth writing about
- Gaps. If you went looking for something about Athens on this site and could not find it, that is a commissioning brief. Say what you were trying to work out.
- Accessibility. Step-free routes, lift outages on the metro, which ancient sites have usable surfaces — first-hand reports on this are hard to come by and always welcome.
- Media and press. Quoting the site, or asking about the research behind a guide, is fine. Say what you need and by when.
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What we cannot help with
To save you the wait for a reply that will not be useful:
- Bookings. We do not sell or arrange anything. We cannot reserve an Acropolis slot, change your hotel, chase a refund, or contact a tour operator for you. If something has gone wrong with a booking, the company that took your money is the only party who can fix it.
- Personal itinerary planning. We cannot build a bespoke five-day plan around your flight times. The itinerary guides on the site are the answer to that, and they are free.
- Emergencies. If you are in Athens and something has gone wrong, do not email a website. The general emergency number in Greece is 112; the tourist police are on 1571. Your embassy handles lost passports.
- Link building, guest posts and paid placement. The site does not publish guest articles, sell links, or accept sponsored content, so these will not get a reply.
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