Hotel Cosy Athens
60 Kiprou, Platia Amerikis Athens, Attica, 112 57, Greece
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'I know in my heart I will see you again...!'
... stalls.
Monday was a day which will go down in the history of Greece as this marked the PM's departure. Having dinner in a taverna we got chatting to the waiter who proclaimed to my German friend 'we do not love your country at the moment'! Aside from that awkwardness we had some tasty meatballs, fried zucchini and salads. The waiter appeared upset to see us go and proclaimed he knew he would see us again...unlikely I ...
IT'S ALL IN YOUR MIND
... cielo nublado y, por supuesto, lluvia. Tratando de arrastrar mi maleta con hawaiianas plásticas sobre el piso mojado obvio que varias veces casi me caí. Pero al hacer fuerza para subir la maleta al tranvía OBVIO que me caí! Me gané un chichón en el tobillo y unos cachetes colorados.
Cuando llegué a la estacion de tranvía correspondiente, tuve que caminar 15 minutos a la casa lloviendo a chuzos...
Unas hrs después, ya había ...
Off we go again!
... Beth & her husband Rick. After getting a feel for the city by taking a bus tour, we toured the new Acropolis Museum (the Greeks are very proud of this & it is beautiful) which explained the history of the Acropolis & then we tackled the Acropolis - the 2,400 year old temple dedicated to the city's patron saint, Athena. We climbed the hill & saw the Theater of Dionysus - a huge amphitheater on the side of the Acropolis, which many attribute ...
Athens' History and Hikes
... advantage of the Acropolis is a 360 degree view of Athens and the Mediterranean Sea. We walk alongside the Parthenon to the edge of the hillside to take pictures of the city below and notice a strange wind/static electricity thing happening to our hair, particularly Kate's. And we notice the ...
Greece, Greek Gods and Geeks
... of the Parthenon on the ground and took it! I am not sure if that was allowed, but did it anyway hehe! We also visited the Temple of Zeus, or the remains of it anyway. It wasn't that interesting to see, but the story behind it is interesting. It once housed the most famous statue in Greece, the statue of Zeus, which stood 43 ...


