Delphi Hotels

... The roads are narrow and going through the towns with their twisty streets was unbelievable, especially when 2 busses passed on a curve. Delphi is built on the mountain side. There are 2 main one way streets. All the buildings along the streets are ...

... was initially very flat until we neared Livadia and Arachoda and climbed through the mountains with Mount Parnassus dominating at 2,457 metres. Delphi is situated on the slopes of the latter mountain and was the site where oracles were set up to give the ...

... , so it branches off into two when you arrive inside the town. Along these two main streets there are three kinds of places: hotels, souvenir shops, and restaurants. That's all. I don't know where the actual residents live, but I think that's where they ...

... from Bucharest to Zakynthos we spent a night in Delphi. Parnassos Hotel is right in the heart of Delphi, with its incredible tight streets full of tavernas, hotels and boutiques. The atmosphere in the evening is wonderfull, people go out in the streets, ...

... about the size of the block we live on here in Prague.  Tiny.  But built for tourism.  There were more hotels and restaurants and souvenir shops than cars parked along the streets.  We had lunch in the back room of a restaurant where ...

... room, uncongested streets, little traffic, a seaside boardwalk, and an ambiance that was inviting. The shops, the buildings, hotels, homes were awash with radiant pink and purple flowers which adorned them. We happily strolled by cafes, shop windows with ...

... the water.  It was also a bit more fertile up in this area too.  Olympia was definitely more green than I thought. Delphi was a beautiful place and was slightly cooler too since we were up in the mountains.  It is a beautiful sight located ...

... sights in Greece. I thought that was the Oracle before i get here, but it actually has nothing to do with it. Delphi itself is tiny, just hotels and restuarants crowded together on a few streets. Its got an odd ghost town ambiance to it, i suppose it ...

... for sumptuousness in their devotion to the Gods. A fairly large one was raised by Krateros, one of Alexander's generals. Delphi was considered a sacred place as far back as Mykenaian times, as the finds of Mykenaian votive Goddess figurines attest. ...

Another Chat Tour to include Delphi today and Meteora tomorrow. A good start with a comfortable coach and a guide who clearly had a wealth of knowledge of the history and mythology of the country and relayed it with such enthusiasm and emotion that one ...