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Athens, Greece
... in place is a feat in itself. You get a better idea of how all the other structures fit into place when looking down from the Acropolis as you see the theatres below and then Zeus columns followed by the Olympic Stadium. After we finished up and made our way down we had only 20 minutes of free time to spend around the Plaka shopping area. After that we headed back to the ship as it was only a half day tour. Due to the transport strike we called it a day and spent our ...
ATHENS AND SOUVLAKI ... AT LAST
We've heard so many grim stories about Athens that our expectations were very low so it was a nice surprise that it was actually fun and buzzy - and all things Greek. We were lucky that our hotel - Athens Gate - was right at the Plaka so we didn't have far to go to roam the streets, eat souvlaki and gaze at the Acropolis. We checked in after a short flight - only 4.5 hours and another fly through Customs - then bought tickets for the hop on/hop off bus ...
Feeling Greece-y in Athens!
... all the artifacts from the acropolis and all the sculptures they excavated from the top of the Acropolis. I think the coolest thing is the glass floor in the museum. When they built this new museum a few years ago, they uncovered a city, so it is built on top of the ruins and is worked in all the time. I went to a Trip Advisor five star cafe called "Smile" for lunch, and for €10 I had a glass of white wine, Greek salad, bread and moussaka, a ...
Dubai
This was a stopover to Athens. Five hours in the airport which looks like a hotel, marble floors grande space and people everywhere. I have not seen a women's clothing store, just perfume,makeup and watches. Still anticipating a great holiday and enjoying every ...
A swing dancing tourist!
I've been dancing since 2005 but this is my first lindy exchange ever! I have only attended dance workshop weekends up till now. The difference is that a workshop weekend is where you have classes and learn during the day (what i did in Galway) and at night you have a social dance. An exchange is just a three day long party!!! And man do the Greeks know how to party! What was really nice is that they organized site seeing for the out of towners during the day and then the ...