8 hour layover in Athens, means enough time to jump on the subway and go into the city, visit the ancient market and hike up to the Acropolis.
Bread Lines
There are 5 million places to buy a baguette in Paris. Boulangeries and patisseries can be found everywhere. People tend to be loyal to specific ones, which makes sense, I feel this way about bagels in New York. My family has patronized the same bagel shop for as long as I can remember. A long line on a freezing cold Sunday morning is a small price to pay for a good bagel. This place below had consistently long lines, when the line got to the door it would suddenly grow again. There was a similiar line for a place on the other side of the street. We decided to try this place because we were curious about the dark brown bread in the window.
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| This was a chocolate bread that we ended up eating in bed as a dessert. |
Greece photo blast part 1
| The Greeks know how to set a scene. |
| A quiet alley at night |
| You can't go on instgram without seeing a picture of this little alleyway. It belongs to a bar restaurant that is right on the water. |
| The beach below our little boutique hotel |
| The hike down to the beach from our little hotel. This road was quite steep. Good workout for the day |
| famously photographed mykonos church. One of my favorite spots on the island. |
| He walked right into my photo but then it ended up being a well like "instagram photo" |
| the best place for sunset |
| We liked to come here for our sunset cocktails |
| Little venice, you can sit right at the sea to watch sunset and still have the windmills in sight |
| Sunset draws a crowd. |
| Night stroll, I loved this spot |
| Love this |
| This litlle boutique was just outside our hotel. |
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| scary hotel birds |
| There is a photo at every turn |
| Greeks fishermen at the seaside |
| That sign probably says" please don't sit her" |
| If you are a jason bourne fan then you should recognize this place |
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