Epirus LX Palace Ioánnina
7th km Natl Road, Ioannina-Athens-Egnatia interchange Ioánnina, Epirus, 45500, Greece
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28km in the deepest gorge in the world!
From Kalambaka we took a chance and see if we could make it to our next destination - Monodendri. Being the low season and only having a population of 164 people, we knew it would be tough! There was only supposed to be buses running twice a week there..year round!!
Luckily, we got in contact with a hotel in the town in which the owner replied "No problems, I will come and ...
Parga
We drove from Kalambaka to west coast and small city of Parga. First hour was traditional mountain road, but then it changed to highway, which speeds up the trip. It was 5 degrees (Celsius) in the morning in Kalambaka and 15 degrees at Parga, when we got there. Road wonders under the snowy mountain tops, so it is quite beautiful.
Parga itself is typical small tourist city. There is a walking street around the bay and city arises to the nearby hill, which creates a ...
Hilflos
... Dank dem Tipp des Kaffeebesitzers ging ich dann zum Fussballspiel der ersten Liga zwichen Ioannina und einem Team aus Korfu. Das Niveau war ziemlich bedenklich und die eigene Mannschaft wurde deshalb auch etwas ausgepfiffen. Ioannina gewann dann aber doch noch gluecklich mit 2:1.
Am naechsten Tag wollte ich zu dem Busbahnhof fuer die Busse nach Patra. Aus zwei Reisefuehrern aus der Buchhandlung habe ich auch deren Standort entnommen. Aber dort war natuerlich ueberhaupt nichts, ...
METSOVO -What there is to See!
I am giving below the "Must See" places to visit while in Metsovo
The Tositsa Museum
One who comes here should not miss visiting the Museum of the most prominent family of Metsovo which was for generations the most famous in the area. They lived and endured the arduous winters in style and I would have gladly visited the museum a second time if it was not closed. ...
METSOVO the Lovely Resort in Epirus
... places left in Greece where people are dressed in traditional costumes. The older women of course wear theirs, mostly during the weekends.
Locals speak a Vlach dialect which sounds like Latin.
Through the whole central square there are benches where locals gather for their daily gossip, and exchanging the latest news. Most of them hold their sticks – glitsas as they are called in Greek, and ...



