Rain on your Greek holiday? It happens more than you think. Come October, summer slowly fades away, and in April spring isn't always dry either. But a rainy day in Greece doesn't have to be a wasted day. Here's what you can do instead (not every activity is available on every island) 👇 🏛️ Archaeological museums 🎧 Virtual reality history museums 🧵 Folklore museums 🦋 Natural history museums 🪨 Geological museums 🖼️ Visual arts museums 💶 Banknote museums 🪖 War museums 🐠 Aquariums 🌌 Planetarium 🍿 Winter (indoor) cinema 🎳 Bowling 🤸 Indoor play halls with trampolines and arcade games 🎰 Casinos 💆 Massage, spa or hammam 💅 Beauty treatment 🏺 Pottery class 🗿 Marble carving workshop 🪵 Wood carving workshop 🎨 Painting workshop 👡 Make your own leather sandals 👜 Make your own wooden bag 🪕 Traditional Greek instrument workshop 🎶 Live traditional music and folklore nights (if indoors) 👩‍🍳 Cooking class 🍞 Sourdough or wood oven baking class 🧀 Cheese tasting 🐐 Cheese-making experience 🍷 Wine tasting 🍺 Brewery visit and beer tasting 🍻 Beer brewing masterclass 🍋 Distillery visit and liqueur tasting 🫒 Olive oil tasting and olive press museums 🚜 Farm tours ☕ Greek coffee pairing 🥬 Wander a covered food market 🛍️ Shopping in town (only if it's not pouring, the streets turn into rivers) ☁️ Overcast but dry? Perfect for an outdoor archaeological site All the specific places, prices and how to book are in my island and Athens guides. Link in bio 🇬🇷 #whattodoingreecewhenitrains #greecetravel #greekislands #rainyday #rainingreece — @tzatchickie TikTok