Faros 1 Hotel Piraeus
140 Notara Str., Piraeus, Attica, 18536, Greece
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Ruins and shopping
... loads of scaffolding and cranes. managed to get shots without them in I think.Wound our way down and had trouble finding our way out, nothing is signposted. Finally found we were at the Thisso metro station and set off through the Plaka from there. i wanted to see the changing of the guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier so set off in what I thought was the right direction. Passed some great markets but couldnt get Franchesca to go ...
Starting from scratch
... back to my flat (a 30 min walk away!). Talk about good service but sense and practicality?! Luckily I made it back just as the delivery man appeared and my ice cream hadn't melted much!
In search of some English
On Friday after work, my lovely colleagues gave me a lift to O'Connells, an Irish pub in Piraeus to meet up with some other trainees. I walked in and tried to find them, spotting a likely trainee, a young guy in a shirt and chinos I said 'Are ...
Atina'ya geri dönüyoruz
... 305; olduğunu tahmin ettiğimiz ( Yunan halkının Avusturalya'ya göçü önemli sayıda olmuş ve 2-3 nesiller yetişmiş, dolayısıyla bu gruplara birçok yerde rastlamıştık ) bir turist gurubu köprünün altında kurulan bungie-jumping iskelesine doğru yürüyordu. Takıldık peşlerine. Gurubun başında atlayacağı her halinden belli, kemerlerini ...
Ancients
Piraeus, and Athens, Greece, Sunday, April 10, 2011 – Day 95
Here we are in Greece, the cradle of civilization, the home of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, of Gods and Goddesses, of Homer, of Athens and Sparta, the Peloponnesian War, Democracy, and the movie Never on Sunday. Unfortunately, I recall little from my Junior High School history except the notion of antiquity and a few names, and ...
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