Planning a family trip to Greece? TripNest turns it into its own app: 4 narrated story podcasts about Greece for the drive, games and a quiz for the kids, an audio phrasebook, and the day-by-day plan and map the whole family shares.
Peek inside the Greece podcast
⚡ Gods of Olympus
Zeus, the gods and Greek mythology
Before there were gods, there was only chaos. Out of it came Gaia, the Earth, and a family of giants called the Titans. One of them, Kronos, swallowed his own children - until baby Zeus escaped, grew up in a secret cave, and came back to challenge his father. This is the story of how the gods of Olympus came to rule the world.
🏛️ Classical Athens
Democracy, the Parthenon and Socrates
Twenty-five centuries ago, a small city did something no one had done before: it let its citizens vote on everything. Athens invented democracy, built the Parthenon without a single machine, and gave the world Socrates - a barefoot philosopher who asked so many questions it changed history.
🐴 Heroes & Monsters
Achilles, the Trojan Horse and Medusa
A war that started over a golden apple. A hero whose only weakness was his heel. And a wooden horse with soldiers hiding inside. The greatest adventure stories ever told all come from the same place - and you are about to visit it.
🫒 Greek Food Adventures
Tavernas, moussaka and the olive tree
In Greece, a meal is never just a meal. The table fills with little dishes everyone shares, the taverna owner treats you like family, and dessert often arrives free. Learn what to order, how to eat like a local, and why the olive tree is sacred.
Greece with kids - questions parents ask
What will kids learn about Greece?
The Greece podcast has 4 narrated story episodes for the car or the plane: Gods of Olympus, Classical Athens, Heroes & Monsters and Greek Food Adventures.
How do you say "thank you" in Greece?
"Ευχαριστώ", said efcharistó. It's one of the phrases in the Greece audio phrasebook, recorded so the kids can hear it before they try it.
What is the emergency phone number in Greece?
112 (Emergency (all services)), 100 (Police), 166 (Ambulance) and 199 (Fire). TripNest puts it in your trip's contacts page next to your own contacts.
How much does the Greece trip app cost?
Every trip starts free: the day-by-day plan, map and contacts. Premium adds the Greece podcasts, kids' games and the audio phrasebook for $24, once per trip - no subscription.
Does the family need to download an app?
No. Your trip is one link that opens on everyone's phone, grandparents included, without an account. You can add it to your home screen so it works offline once you land.