What is the opposite of a monarchist?

Table of Contents:

1. What is the opposite of a monarchist?
2. Is oligarchic a word?
3. What is the rule of law in ancient Greece?
4. Can you drink the water in Greece?
5. Can you wear shorts in Greece?
6. What should I avoid in Greece?
7. Is there a dress code in Greece?
8. How much money should I take to Greece for a week?
9. Is Santorini dangerous?

What is the opposite of a monarchist?

Opposite of an advocate of, or believer in, monarchy. revolutionary.

Is oligarchic a word?

adjective. of, relating to, or having the form of an oligarchy.

What is the rule of law in ancient Greece?

The Rule of Law is a principle established in ancient Greece that holds all people and organizations accountable to the same set of laws. It has had a profound effect on civilizations across the world.

Can you drink the water in Greece?

Water -- The public drinking water in Greece is safe to drink, although it can be slightly brackish in some locales near the sea. For that reason, many people prefer the bottled water available at restaurants, hotels, cafes, food stores, and kiosks.

Can you wear shorts in Greece?

Shorts. It is acceptable to wear shorts, whether you are a woman or a man. However, NEVER (and I do mean NEVER) wear shorts if you want to visit a church or monastery. Also, if you plan to do a walking tour of Athens, ditch the shorts and opt for a dress – if you are a woman – or a pair of long pants – if you are a man ...

What should I avoid in Greece?

10 Things Tourists Should Never Do in Greece, Ever

• Show too much skin when visiting a church.
• Rely only on credit cards.
• Take a passive-aggressive attitude with smokers.
• Take photos of military installations.
• Throw paper in the toilet.
• Eat or drink in the metro in Athens.
• Do the moutza.
• Touch artifacts in museums and at archaeological sites.

Is there a dress code in Greece?

Dress codes and cultural hints Most monasteries and to a lesser extent churches impose a fairly strict dress code for visitors: no shorts, with women expected to cover their arms and wear skirts (though most Greek women visitors will be in trousers); the necessary wraps are sometimes provided on the spot.

How much money should I take to Greece for a week?

Despite problems in the Greek economy, it's still on the expensive side to travel to Greece. Budget travelers should plan on $50 a day, while mid-range to luxury travelers can expect to pay between $150 to $350 a day, or higher if you plan to visit more than one of its 200 islands.

Is Santorini dangerous?

In a short answer, yes, Santorini is a safe place to visit as a tourist and so is Greece as a whole. Santorini has a low crime rate and is full of hospitable people who are hoping to make your visit as memorable as possible.