Oasis Suites Glyfada
27 Posseidonos Avenue Glyfada, Attica, 16674, Greece
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Yasas (Hello!)
... towards these, I nearly went in only to realise that the shop was covered in pictures of animals….it was a pet shop! It started to get dark so I decided to head back and dodged wild dogs on the way (de jar vu Indian roads!). Shops here are shut on Sundays so packing that museli proved particularly useful!
On Sunday I walked into the centre of Glyfada which features famous western chain stores alongside pretty white churches ...
It's All Greek to Me!
... it was just too late in the day to begin. Instead, we decided to begin our Athens sightseeing today and climbed to the top of the Acroplis (much like walking up Stone Mountain) and walked the ruins of the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the Theater Dionysou, which is still used today, even though the structures date back to the 5th ceentury B.C. It's hot and humid here, but the crowds aren't as bad as in Rome.
After finishing the Acropolis we came back ...
Karaoke and Yoga
... bar" in Ambelokopi. I had fun exciting the crowd with a high energy rendition of Ricky martin's Livin' La Vida Loca!
Yoga, on the other hand, was a nice change of pace for the short hour and half. A block from my hotel Bhravana Yoga Center, a new studio that focuses on Anusara yoga, a school of hatha yoga. Back at home, I regularly practice yoga 3-4 times a week. And for those of you who do not have a practice, ...
Great friends, great sights, great place.
... and between you me and the fencepost, there may have been a couple of hangovers involved. But that’s expected when you catch-up with mates that you haven’t seen in a while. Before we knew it we were off to see the Acropolis. Normally it cost €12 to go and look but for some reason, all the museums and sites are free on the last weekend in September for some reason, so everything we wanted to do was free which saved us about €40 for the ...
Homeward bound!
... was steaming hot from early on. Our shuttle left at 9.15 am. There were people everywhere who I think went early to beat the heat. The viewws were sprctacular and you could see an old city with ruins which I can't remember the name. I saw the Temple of Zeus and all of Athens from the views from the Acropolis. I then went to the new Acropolis Museum which has moveed from the Acropolis to ...



