Nafsika Palace Delphi
Heroon Street Delphi, Central Greece, 33200, Greece
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IT'S ALL GREEK TO US!
... of a car-owner who picked us up on a quiet stretch of road where we were let off far from our destination, we became adept at making these connections. As a result, this allowed us to tour a number of really memorable places in a week.
Nafplion
The first was a lovely town called Nafplion, on the Gulf of Corinth just 3 hours outside of Athens but worlds apart. After the excitement of Athens, we were ready for a little sanity, and this picture postcard ...
No other solution.. jajjajaj!
... que iban para Delphi así que nos pusimos un poco contentas..
Pasando por varios pueblitos de montaña, y cada vez más arriba, llegamos a Delphi... como se puede ver en las fotos, uun pueblo muuuy arriba, con corderos que caminan por la ladera y un lugar muy chiquito...
Para ver ya como volver quisimos comprar la vuelta del micro y los dos últimos que qeudaban, uno estaba lleno y el otro volvía muy tarde y teníamos reservas ...
No other solution.. jajjajaj!
... volver, un taxista nos dijo "yo las llevo a una estación de micros donde van a conseguir un pasaje" y nos llevó de nuevo al lugar donde estaba el muchacho que vendía los boletos del único micro que quedaba que colcía tarde así que conseguimos un taxi que nos llevó hasta la estación de tren de Livadia donde esperamos una hora para tomar el tren y volver a Atenas.
Al llegar nos fuimos directo a Kalokerinos sin buscar efectivo porque ...
The dolphin, the python, and the oracle
... With no further recurrences we can only put it down to car sickness, but it made for an extremely tedious clean up in all the nooks and crannies of the door. Heather spent the rest of the trip sat on a garbage bag and towel to protect her from the now wet seat. The sandwiches were nice though.
We arrived at our new campsite in the late afternoon, so the ancient sightseeing would wait until tomorrow. This gave us a chance to relax, do a little laundry - ...
There is no spoon...
... one of the biggest I've ever been to, and the sheer number and size of buildings despite the locational problems that would have been involved in construction are testament to how important an archaeological site it is.
The attached museum was pretty good, and housed a lot of the things that have been found during ...



