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Let the Games Begin
Today we made our way from Sparta to Olympia via Kalamata, olive and fig region. The drive to Kalamata took us over a mountain range with very windy roads and switchbacks. Shortly after leaving Sparta, we stopped at Kaiadas, the site where the Spartans would abandon their young who were not fit to be warriors. At the top of the 75 steps we climbed …
Birthplace of the Olympics
After 5 hrs of broken sleep, I woke up to my final day in Athens. The tour group gradually departed during the morning and I wanted to squeeze in the National Archaeological Museum before my journey to Olympia. But it seems that Greece doesn't believe in Monday mornings and all public buildings are closed until 1pm on Mondays (I’m starting to …
The cruise- an epic saga PART 1
... bad for it though, it was like Venice’s uglier younger sister that never gets any glory. However, we wandered around and found some takeout pizza that was nothing special by Italian fine dining standards but to our Italian- virgin taste buds tasted INCREDIBLE. By that point it was dark outside but still quite early, so we took a bus into Venice. We walked over the footbridge and into the twisting and turning maze of cobblestones alley ways and tiny bridges over the canals. ...
Mystra, Kalamata & Birthplace of the Olympic Games
... laughed and laughed about so many things. Her and I could just relate to some much, how and why Greeks shout and its normal (Italians are the same), see Greeks and Italians I say ‘same **** different bucket’ and she just laughed her head off and she said “I like you, you understand, you the same”. There is a saying in Italian “same face, same race”. Greeks say that a lot too. She said she wouldn’t mind moving back to ...
Today we visit the Olympic village
... back to the finish line. Some people ran, but it was very hot for a foot race. We found the location where the Olympic flame is lit every two years, before beginning the journey to the site for the current games. Then we walked back into town, found a free wifi spot and sat down. Jen and Kristina ordered baklava, Lori and I ordered coconut cake. The baklava was about the size of a burrito!!! Our cake was about the same size. Both ...
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“great hospitality”
Reviewed Jun 21, 2011
great hosts at reception desk. v helpful. central spot, cheap and comfy. highly recommend!
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