Hotel Tourist Ioánnina
Kolleti 18 Ioánnina, Epirus, Greece
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28km in the deepest gorge in the world!
... walk to the finish point! Of which we would have walked all the way back, or alternatively catch a taxi.
I would highly recommend treking thee gorge and visiting the highlands of Greece. Something truly special and not what Greece is reknowned for, as of course everyone is infatuated with the islands - although they are good, spare some time for mainland Greece!
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Cristo, nuestro salvador de Ioannina
... Aceptamos barco y nos montamos en el taxi. Pensábamos q ya estaba todo cerrado cuando se pone a hablar por tlf me lo pasa y un colega suyo se pone a regatear conmigo. No me lo puedo creer, nos pide 20€ más!!!!! Pero sí estamos en marcha!!!!! Nos negamos a pagarle más y el acepta con la condición de verlo todo rápido, tanto q al llegar al primer pueblo paro en el cartel y, sin bajarnos del coche nos dijo ...
Banda sonora flamenca
... a Pablo,q tiene un hermano pequeño q habla español,y salimos a dar una vuelta x el pequeño pueblo,donde parecen decir:"Estas chicas no son de aquí",asi que no se acercan a preguntarnos de quién somos.No tenemos pinta.Cenamos un gyros de pollo con bien d cebolla,q x las noxes no repite,duxa y a la cama,mañana queremos q alguien nos lleve a la región d Zagorohoria,x dios,hemos subido hasta aquí xa ...
METSOVO -What there is to See!
... 6:00 from November till April. 9:00 to 1.30 and 3:00 to 5:00p.m.
The Averoff Gallery
It is about a display of personal collection of intellectual art. The time here was so little that I only took photos from the exterior.
Greek artists whose pieces of art are found in the Museum are Alekos Fassianos and Nikos Ghikas.
There is a unique painting from what ...
METSOVO the Lovely Resort in Epirus
... places left in Greece where people are dressed in traditional costumes. The older women of course wear theirs, mostly during the weekends.
Locals speak a Vlach dialect which sounds like Latin.
Through the whole central square there are benches where locals gather for their daily gossip, and exchanging the latest news. Most of them hold their sticks – glitsas as they are called in Greek, and ...


