Aivali Hotel Sparta
Neapolis, Laconia Sparta, Peloponnese, 23053, Greece
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Building in Vassara
... renovating old furniture, helping the kids with their homework – were all part and parcel of the loud and bustling daily life
Another part of daily life, which we had become accustomed to elsewhere, was walking the dogs. The two dogs – Lola and Mele – were glossy-coated, floppy-eared bundles of pure joy. Aged only one and two years, their puppy-like exuberance glowed from them, making everyone around them instantly happy. Early-morning ...
Oliven
... war der Ausflug schoen, da man ueber die ganze Eben blicken konnte, die mit Olivenbaeumen bepflanzt ist.
Wieder zurueck in Sparta besuchte ich das Olivenmuseum. Dazu erfuhr man alles moegliche ueber die Olive! Es ist wirklich sehr informativ und empfehlenswert. Nur die Degustation fehlte leider;-). Am Nachmittag nach diesem etwas gestrafften Programm reiste ich dann bereits weiter nach Nafplio...
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Mistra y un bar de abuelos
... la fresca,juas.A las 13 el bus nos deja en la puerta de entrada inferior,asi q les toca a nuestras patitas subir hasta lo alto del monte,a la puerta de entrada de la fortaleza,no digo más q fueron 30 minutos subiendo una carretera empinada xa llegar cm pollos.Y la subida no había acabado,ahora con el ticket en la mano nos quedaban 20 minutos más x un camino de peñascos y escalones de mármol pantelico q resbalan un hue...vo,xo no hay problema las sandalias ...
Time to educate the kids about Byzantine
... that Jessi is dancing in the middle of a restaurant and that we are creating such a scene with all our laughter and chaos. Maybe it's old age but I have learned that people are generally not concerned with what I have going on because they are also enjoying their individual moments.
The drive was again terrifying and I had to trust that Wills training in defensive driving is going to pay off. No matter my level of confidence with ...
24 hours & 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sights!
... all the tour bus drivers know where it is! We turned the corner and at last finding the place, to discover the car park was full of day trippers from Athens on bus tours. In its heyday, around 4th century BC, it was a healing centre.The highlight was a massive theatre to rival any in the world, seating 14,000 and still used today for performances. The acoustic design is so perfect that a normal voice can be heard, up at the last of the 55 tiers.
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