 | Arachova, Greece |
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... am so happy to have a chance to bring you up to date! We have been up in the Paranssas Mountains without internet in Arachova and visiting Delphi, the ancient site which is considered to be the birthplace of Apollo. The site is on a mountain, about 2000 ...
... built up on the north slopes of Mount PARNASSOS. It has about 3, 300 inhabitants, and it is about 157 km from Athens. ARACHOVA is about 25 km from Parnassos ski centres. It is a very touristic spot both in winter and summer, with many TAVERNAS ( ...
We have a visit to the Archeological Museum in Delphi one of the ancient relics of Greece. It is a Museum that houses the ancient artifacts that were found here. It's centerpiece are the antiquities found in the complex of the ancient Oracle from the 18th ...
... . We along with a few of the youth in the group make it to the location and we then head into the village of Arachova for lunch. For some unique reasons we had no cash and there were no cash dispensers nor credit cards taken at this location. We felt a ...
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Ski in Greece
Posted on Nov 14, 2009, 03:06:19
... Elatochori in Pieria Prefecture, as well as Vasilitsa, Lailia and Falakro in the prefectures of Grevena, Serres and Dramas respectively, are also preparing for the winter. Our May 2008 photos of Arachova are at: Our Delphi photos are at: Cheers,
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Greece
Posted on Jul 18, 2009, 05:02:12
... to know the mainland. Find Livadia up in the map of Greece, which is about 150 kms from Athens, and then go on to Arachova. A nice resort both beautiful in summer but in winter as well. On the way there you can visit Delphi.(Hundreds of photos in my blog ...
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Destinations For the Historical Traveler
Posted on May 11, 2009, 01:20:18
... in any city in any century? The above was the question. Well, I would probably visit the Oracle of Delphi in Arachova in Greece. There they knew everything and they would probably tell me. In case anyone wants to know what the Oracle of Delphi was, ...
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