Hotel Villa Sevasti Kateríni
Sevasti Pieria Kateríni, Macedonia Region, Greece
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... est son nom ! Et leur visage ne reflete pas vraiment une consideration debordante...
Sur les bords de route, des chapelles, certaines toute petites, de la taille d’une boite aux lettres (je les ai d’ailleurs confondues au debut), d’autres plus grandes. La religion orthodoxe est tres presente.
Nikola est serbe, travaille depuis 6 mois pour une compagnie italienne enregistree en Slovaquie. Ne la meme annee que moi, il a passe son ...
Finding Mt. Olympus
... On one of our pull to the curb stops to convene the committee on where next, we found ourselves parked in front of a brand new hotel. The scouting party made the initial exploration, discovered an extraordinarily well appointed hotel and spa at a price of 75 Euros including breakfast and dinner. Sold American. Drive no further, we had found it. Given its close proximity to Thessoloniki, we later made the decision on Tuesday morning ...
The invisible mountains.
Arrived after a short drive of 2 hours. ( The oil warning light on the car went off after having been on for the last couple of days. I did get a garage to check it out who said electrical fault). So all is good in the stress levels!!.
The hotel is lovely with a nice pool and looks like it was only built this season. Internet was a bit intermittent but thats Greece.
The town is small and faces a massive beach that is ...
The home of the Gods: Dion
... sites, a stadion and a theatre. Of the temple to the king of the Gods, very little remains, not even all the foundation stones. With the altar you can at least see its shape. No museum pics as it was closed when we visited, and has mostly Roman stuff anyway. Alexander must have visited a number of times as a child when Philip visited for devotional purposes, and he is known to have done so, along with his army, to rev them ...
Final Stop, Dion
... how much I enjoyed my stay. Since we found ourselves back in Edessa and were hungry anyway, we figured we'd go back to Tzinos for a later lunch. The food was wonderful then, too! And the setting was just as delightful even without the candles. The 24-hour Internet place, however, was still closed. I took the wheel, not too worried about the city driving since I knew the place a bit now and on Saturday, much less traffic fills ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Villa Sevasti



