Green Village Peloponnese

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Athanasopoullo Alley, Xylokastro Peloponnese, Greece, GR 20 400 , 003-0743-25358,-23263

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Day Trip to Ancient, Ancient Greece

... the remains then headed to the onsite archaeological museum.

The Mycenae Archaeological Museum holds a small collection of artifacts dug up in the ancient city. We saw lots of pottery, practical items like knives and tools, some ancient mosaic artwork, jewelry, and ancient writing tablets. These writing tablets have the language called "Linear B" written on them. This language was a mystery until only 60 years ago when the code was cracked and it ...

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The Land of All Things Ancient

... thing seemed kind of supernatural and fascinating. Even though the Temple wasn’t in the best condition (the walls weren’t there- just the foundations and the columns at the entrance) you could definitely still picture what it must have been like.

After seeing the Temple, we walked up to the theater. It was built in the 4th century B.C. and was used to host song contests honoring Apollo, the god of music. It has 35 rows of white stone quarried from Mt ...

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Visit to the Peloponnese

... what I was looking at. The most impressive to me were the tholos (circular chamber-type) tombs. You can still walk inside these structures, which used to house the royal remains of Aegisthus, Klyemnestra and Agamemnon. Back in Nafplio, I took the steep climb up 890-plus stone steps to the 216-metre summit of the Palamidhi fortress. The view from the top of this fortress was absolutely breath-taking! After I climbed back down, I rewarded myself with a ...

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Patricia's day

... s birhtday on Monday we decided to take soem time to relax and stay 2 nights. So we went for a nice supper, toured the town and bought a 5euro bottle of wine, and some juice and sat on our balcony till 2 in the morning just chatting last night! We woke up at 9:30 for breakfast and were back in bed by 10am. We slept till 12:30 and layed in bed till almost 2pm. IT FELT SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!! We needed time to relax ...

Delphi, Central Greece, Greece reanna
Olympia to Delphi

... Castalian Spring, where the Delphic priests and, later, the petitioners would take ritual baths. The water has been diverted from the ancient constructed fountain in order to preserve it. Instead they channeled the flow and had a small pipe lead over to a typical Greek spring, so it's still possible to bathe your face and have a cool drink. We came back to enjoy a simple Greek meal on a triangle ...

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The Trip to the Oracle

... who could connect with the god Apollo and give advice. The wars were started over what the oracle said. What they interpreted as being connected with the gods was actually an opium trip. They would burn opium in the Oracles house until she hallucinated and said something, and usually what she said was very vague and could be interpreted many different ways. But they couldn't of picked a more awe inspiring spot to house her. The temple of ...

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Trip to Corinth Canal

... br>Yep! This is where you should stand and speak so that everyone in the the theater will hear you talk!











This is an olive tree! I've always thought it would be much ...

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Visit to Dephi

... caught my eye. This is the Winged Sphinx of Naxians, it was presevered quite well. Quite different from the Great Sphinx in Giza.















What is this? Apparently this was the center of the Universe in greek mythology! It's Omphalos. I would expect the ...

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Journey to the Center of the World

Thursday I spent the day roving the streets of Athens yet again. This time it was to be amongst the Greeks, sit in the parks, visit the 1st Athens cemetery; basically do as Greeks do. Once again I stumbled upon a group of older men playing chess in the park, I love the fact that no matter what country I am in there is a chess game being played. We really are all the same, even if we think otherwise. Friday... Started my day in a rush, only 6 hrs sleep and not ...

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Local alcohol

Yesterday we thought we'd take a day trip out to Monemvasia, the so-called Gibraltar of Greece. The bus left Sparta at 11:30 and the journey was supposed to take a bit over two hours but it was a local bus and stopped at every little village along the way. And it wasn't just a pit stop on the road outside of town, the bus drove into the village, through impossibly narrow streets to the taverna that serves as a bus station and then it had to drive out again ...

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