Piraeus Dream
Filonos 79-81 & Notara 78-80 Piraeus, Attica, 18535, Greece
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All the great food in Greece
We left Sifnos and took the ferry back to the port of Athens - called Piraeus. We embarked on a four day sail around the nearby islands and coastline. More details to come!
Now, for a special entry on the wonderful foods of Greece...
Here are a few notes about the foods and related things we have encountered while dining during …
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