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The splendour of being in Greece, finally!
We arrived in Athens in the morning. It was an eventful day. The flight to Doha had taken us 8 hrs and another 5 hrs to Athens. At Qatar, it was my first foray into an Arabic country - my attempts to buy something from the Duty-free shop failed. I had the constant fear that I was too scantily clad. The ladies were swirling past me in full head- …
Back in Athens
After the 4 day tour, we were kinda lost to be alone now, on our own. We took a day trip around Athens and had ourselves soaked in the more grounded city life. Athens was unique to us because as much as it is an urban, modern, restless and polluted city, it is at the same time, ancient and slow-moving. I call it the dilemma of being an Athenian. …
The "Le Grand Balcon" - St.George Lycab. Hotel
... For dessert we had panacota and chocolate with ice cream.
In all, from the style and ambience of the elegant dining room, to the delivery of unparalleled service, dedication to detail makes the Le Grand Balcon experience one you will always cherish.
The same passion is applied to sourcing fine quality ingredients and in the design of exciting new twists to contemporary Mediterranean cuisine.
Congratulations to the chef and the people involved in the cuisine and ...
Isn't it Ionic - don't you think?
... scandal gripping Greece. Several years ago, Christine Lagarde (when she was French finance minister) provided several European countries, including Greece, with a list of people who held large amounts of money in Swiss bank accounts. The other countries used this list to investigate tax avoidance but Greece's politicians "lost" it. Now that the existence of the list has come ...
Greece
... FIRST tour ever we have been on that has started on time! The tour took us first to The Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrians Gate before we walked passed the Olympic Stadium and into the main square of Athens.
At the top of the square are the guards. These guards walk with definite flair and have some stylish pom poms on their shoes. Apparently they even used to have secret daggers in them! On our day there, a local politician was taking photographs with people and ...
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