Zappion Hotel

... ducks, geese, rabbits, cockerels, budgies, parrots, mountain goats, peacocks) and the botanical museum. We then walked to the Zappion palace and saw the Acropolis in the distance. Gabi's mutant blister is still growing! Ouchie. Saw the Panathinaiko ...

... is indeed a civilized place by having two wonderful oases in which to relax: the National Gardens and the Zappion Gardens. The National Gardens are immediately south of the Parliament building and catty corner from Syntagma Square. These gardens are ...

... the same thing existed for the stadium and we were not disappointed. We got our pictures and wandered back across the Zappion Gardens into the Plaka. We got to the Hotel Adrian around 8 p.m. We asked the clerk at the front desk if he could get a taxi to ...

... the 2004 Olympics but has been around since ancient times. Our adventure then lead us to the National Garden which houses Zappion with its beautiful Gardens, Monument of the Unknown Solider and the Parliment building. A break was needed so we stopped at ...

... , to signify the blood shed. We also walked through the National Gardens where locals were playing backgammon and past the Zappion, an Exhibition Hall, of 1888. The National Gardens were Queen Amalia's project of the 1840’s. The Panathenian ...