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Brimming with cultural richness and historic significance, Kozani is nestled in northern Greece in the region of Western Macedonia. Unlike your British hometown, the city is encircled by mountains and marked by a continental climate which promises hot summers and cold winters.
From economy to luxury, our price comparison portal offers a myriad of car classes and makes navigating the picturesque city comfortable and convenient.
Unlike some busy British cities, finding parking is relatively easy in Kozani. City centre and airport provide paid parking. Remember to use the right-hand side of the road, quite the opposite of what you're used to back home!
Kozani's city centre showcases an array of neoclassical buildings. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the well-preserved Kozani Clock Tower, the Municipal Map Library, and few remarkable Byzantine Churches.
Explore the city's neighbourhoods with your rental, each offering its unique vibe and culture. The vibrant Elati is known for its buzzing nightlife, while Aiani is a haven for history lovers with its fascinating Archeological museum.
In the comfort of your rental car, you can easily explore nearby cities like Thessaloniki and Edessa, renowned for its cascading waterfalls. For a beach day out, the stunning beaches of Pieria are just a drive away.
The leisurely Egnatia Odos is a direct route from the airport to the city. Speed limits vary; it's 50km/h in built-up areas and 130 km/h on highways. Remember, unlike in the UK, driving in Greece is on the right-hand side of the road.
Just like in the UK, seatbelts are mandatory for all passengers and using your mobile phone while driving is strictly prohibited. Breath tests for alcohol are highly usual, with permissible limits being lower than those in the UK.
Your travel to Kozani in February might coincide with the colourful “Kozani Carnival” marked by celebrations, parades and traditional dance performances. July's Kozani "Fruit and Livestock Days" is a treat for food enthusiasts offering a taste of local cuisines.
While the Pound Sterling rules back home, here in Greece, Euro is the currency. It's advisable to carry some cash, especially for small businesses and markets. As for the climate, expect warm sunny days during summer with an occasional rainfall.
Your journey to Kozani promises more than just an escape. It's a dance with history, nature, and a blend of cultures. And there's no better way to do it than behind the wheel of your rental car. So come, embark on this remarkable Greek adventure.