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Ancient Greeks used to travel on foot because they were whell trained but if the distances where too long they used horses.

The ancient Greeks used to travel on foot because they were well trained.They used to travel very long distances for example 500 km so they had some places or sth like hotels to rest.But going on foot such a long trip was exausting so sometimes they used horses or even took them why they were travelling on foot so when they couldn`t walk any more they ride them to continue there trip. they also rode in chariots.

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They mostly used chariots if they were royalty. Other wise they had to walk.

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Mainly, their feet, but some had horses, donkeys, and chariots. Travel by boat or ship was common as well.

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They either walked/marched/ran or took ships.

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By carruca, litter, chariot, cart.

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