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Travel Blogs from Lárisa
Magnificent Meteora
... solitude, meeting only on Sundays and special days to worship and pray in a chapel built at the foot of a rock known as Dhoupiani. Until the 17th century, the primary means of transporting supplies and people was by means of baskets and rope. This was perfect for the monks; they were safe from political upheaval and had complete control of the entry to the monastery. An amazing, amazing ...
Larisa
... than expected due to us having to take the old roads, which as far as I was concered not a bad thing as they are by the sea and provide excellent scenary. I arrived at 7pm in the town and was greeted by my CS host. We ate a good meal and went to a party in the evening, and spent the proceeding days in this fashion. The city itself is quite lively. I stayed for three days and ventured further east to ...
Larissa, a cookery demonstration and new toys!
A quiet start to the day, Katerina is all smiles when she sees I'm awake and rustles up coffee and the seasonal honey cakes. Today is the first day I've felt dopey and not so wide awake, so a quiet day is appreciated and I set about updating my journal, a long task. During journal updates a very bleary eyed Renos joins me but soon wakes up enough to start discussing English history, it amazes me to find I know an awful ...
Larissa, boozy Ouzeri!
... styles, lots of bread and salads. I lose track of all the dishes. We had tiny fish deep fried and then a slightly larger version charcoal grilled. Large prawns served in a hot tomato and feta sauce. White fish, beautifully moist deep fried in batter. Squid in the beautiful crispy tempura style batter the Greeks do so well. Little green pickled chillis. Aubergines cooked then marinated in vinegar and garlic ( I hate aubergines but loved these and couldn't get enough). ...
Larissa, food, friends and ghost stories
... channels teaching us about this food? Although my appetite was still happily occupied with Chicken soup Renos decided its time to eat and rustles up a lovely supper of Sausage, tzatziki and salad in a beautiful handmade flat bread, not pitta but a fatter softer bread. Despite the language differences I perch happily next to Katerina, Georges and Renos mother, watching an old Greek film and giggling with her. My evening is spent ...
Location
Other places to stay in Lárisa
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Larissa Imperial
182 Farsalon Street, Lárisa | 5 star hotelfrom $87 -
Hotel Metropol
14 Rousvelt Street, Lárisa | 3 star hotelfrom $60 -
Divani Palace Larissa
19 Papanastasiou Street, Lárisa | 1 star hotelfrom $108 -
Hotel Astoria
4 Protopapadaki St., Lárisa | Hotelfrom $106 -
Hotel Dionyssos
24 L. Katsoni, Lárisa | Hotelfrom $47 -
GR Louis Larissa Hotel
Skarlatou Soutsou 1 & Kyprou, Lárisa | Hotel -
Park Hotel
31 Augoustou-Ocl, Lárisa | Hotelfrom $50 -
Grand Hotel
16 Papakiriazi St. (Tachidromiou Sqr), Lárisa | Hotel -
Hotel Doma
1 Skarlatou Soutshou, Lárisa | Hotel -
Achillion Hotel Larisa
10 Kentavron Str, Lárisa | Hotelfrom $56
