Golden Age Hotel Athens
57 Michalakopoulou Street Athens, Attica, 11528, Greece
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The Royal Olympic Athens hotel -Interior
... an excellent location!
Of course as it gets dark and the lights are lit up one after the other the whole picture changes. Everything seems different and even more beautiful.
For more than an hour I lie in bed with my eyes open as I don't want to miss the unbelievable beauty. The windows have suddenly turned into a live piece of art, -a painting that changes depending on ...
Athens - Pointing the horse to the USA barn
... to the airport. They were correct. Traffic was a mess but we got to the airport way too early (this is usual when you travel with Mary), boarded our flight on time and commenced the long journey home. With connections in Montreal and Cleveland the trip was going to be long. From the time we got up in Athens to the time we would arrive in Louisville a very tiring, mood altering 24 hours will ...
Or...Beach is the word
... time in the corner restaurant. Spending time with friends. Lingering about in the streets talking to one another. I admire the lifestyle.
We cleaned up (nicely) and found another amazing place for dinner. Tzatziki! I can't get enough of this stuff. I love it. The food is so good. We spent the evening walking around Plaka and we enjoyed every minute of holidaying.
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We're here...
... us. WOW!!! I'm not sure how our guide is going to make this work. I am accustomed to traveling with groups half this size. Dinner was a buffet of Greek foods. I quickly found I am familiar with Americanized Greek food...their cheeses are very pungent, everything is green with olive oil. Students already asking where the ranch dressing is.....
Chelsea...you were with me when I perfected this trick ...
Town of the Gods, Athens!
... over two countries and about 33 hours travel we made it to our hostel, which is Australian run and owned and that night they had an Australian day party on at the bar. After settling in we headed down to a place that was recommended by the hostel to get a Gyros which is basically a smaller version of a souvlaki/kebab but these were so damn tasty and really cheap, it only cost 1.80 euros so we bought ourselves to and they were the first of many haha. ...



