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Hotel Arion Delphi

Sigrou 29 Delphi, Central Greece, 33054, Greece

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IT'S ALL GREEK TO US!

A travel blog entry by liliens

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... important' ones that people would want to see. A quick view of the map told me that we could likely do both, i.e. visit the tourist traps but also spend some time in the less well-travelled locales along the way. This would be possible thanks primarily to an intercity bus system which we’ve found can be infuriating but incredibly reasonable. While buses are modern, comfortable, air-conditioned and roomy, and usually leave as scheduled, to get from point A ...

No other solution.. jajjajaj!

A travel blog entry by europeando

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... nos subimos a un remis-semi-compratido con una señora, cuyo chofer sólo nos hablaba en griego, a tal punto me pudri de decirle "We don't speek greek" que empecé a decirle "OK" "aha" "great" y Ami se puso loca, casi me mata!! "CÓMO VAS A DECIRLE OK?!?!" CAPAZ NOS QUIERE MATAR... jajjajajj bueno la cuestión es que al lado de la mandada de su hermana no la pasó muy bien :P

Al llegar a la estación de micros de Livadia No.1 el remisero nos dio ...

The dolphin, the python, and the oracle

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

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Sadly when we awoke the weather was lousy and the Meteora towers were shrouded in clouds, as the bedroom picture shows. It only got worse after that with the pinnacles invisible by the time we set out, so unfortunately we had to put it on the "do it next time we're here" list. Our brief window of time in Greece meant we had to move on. Our next stop Delphi, to visit the famous Oracle. Though I don’t think she’s working there anymore. There was one ...

There is no spoon...

A travel blog entry by shiiuga

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Delphi was a very interesting day trip from Athens. I went along with a load of people from my first hostel. There was an American, a couple of Kiwis, an Australian, a Singaporean and a Canadian, along with a whole load of others.

Delphi itself was stunning, in a very unusual location, 2500 metres up a mountain. The site ...

Went to see the Oracle....

A travel blog entry by kellyham

... return the items to the original countries but I can see that some countries don't preserve their history so I get why the British are hanging onto them.

Anyway, upon exiting the museum, you walk up to the sanctuary of Apollo, which is the centre of Delphi, and according to Greece mythology, also the centre of earth. Delphi in ancient times was considered the center of the known world, the place where heaven and earth met. This was ...

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