The bus stopped at the terminus, which was a 30-minute walk away from the monastery. I wasn’t in the mood for walking now, and time was short; so I took a taxi and paid about €2 for the fare. The scenery along the road was fantastic!
And here's to say again, the monastery was closed, just like the one in Dafni. It had disappointed me, but I coped with it and made the most out of my visit. And it was well worth it. This place was more enjoyable. The surrounding scenery was amazing. I took much more photos here than I did at Dafni. This place was stunning. I even found a grotto up here. I'm very glad I took this day trip today. It would have been good if the ancient site itself was open, but that doesn't matter now. My day has been made up for. I admired the scenic views I was rewarded with.
That just about covers the main attractions around Athens, and I will share a video summing up all past site visits.
they donkey is sooo cool! is this kessariani place near the city center? because i would love to take a stroll there! im visiting this summer and have been reading up on the city on a fb pg www.facebook.com/cityofathens what i like the most is that apart from the typical tourist ordeal they have real athenian insight. u know i want to experience the city as the people who live there do!
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