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Corinth In June
... there was no bustle, nor did the atmosphere improve as the evening approached. I wanted a light meal, and could only find cafe bars and a couple of fast food places. Corinth has never been especially good for tavernas because it is a commercial port. It has several small bars and cafes but the number of traditional tavernas seems to have dwindled year ...
By bus to Tolo, the slow scenic route
... Astros paralia by the sea. This is the more touristy place, and in the hot sun, was lovely. I knew I could not stay long, so wandered along the jetty and back, then chose one of the cafe-bars with a large seating area and comfortable cushioned chairs, to enjoy a coffee until it was time to move on.
Next stop was Argos, a place I've been before, with it's ancient ruins and more ...
Making the most of the old and the new.
... in fact I must have come that way even longer ago, in 1974 when I first came to Greece and took a rail journey to the Peloponnese.
Now, though I take a taxi or walk from the hotel to the new Korinthos Station on the edge of the city. At least, it was on the edge a few years ago, but I notice the city is spreading towards it, as inevitably happens when new transport ...
It's all Greek to me!
After our three restful days on Santorini, we hopped back on the ferry and returned to Athens for a night, before heading out again, this time south on the mainland to the port city of Nafplion.
Navigating the inter-city bus system is a major challenge here in Greece. If one wants to go in a loose circle, stopping to see the sights as you go, one must catch separate buses, each with ...
Nafplion and Epidaurus
... the summertime. It can hold 12,000 to 14,000 spectators. One of the professors who went on the trip with us said that the acoustics are so perfect that if you drop a coin from knee height in the center of the stage, you can hear it hit all the way at the top. We tested it, and it’s true!
It was a great trip, and probably not someplace I would have gotten the chance to see if it hadn’t been organized by the study abroad ...