Transfer from Airport to Hotel Attalos In article <inlvfv4k1oohp6sfcnem9evdk5ek6dqo7q@>, Alan Gray
<alanstpaul@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> >I'm not trying to be pedantic, but this might be a little misleading.
> >As far as I remember the exit from Monastiraki station is on
> >Monastiraki Square. You have to walk north one block (about 50 yards)
> >and cross Ermou, turn right and Athinas is the next on your left.
>
> Ah, Mike, you're living in the past. The entrance to the new line is
> on the other side of Ermou from Monastiraki Square :-)
>
> While on the subject, Monastiraki Square is now free of building works
> for the first time in several years. I'd forgotten what a nice square
> it is - you can now stand in the centre and take in the sweep of the
> Acropoli, the mosque below it and the byzantine church which has been
> strouded in metro works for ages (but which is still being refurbished
> inside.)
OK I stand corrected. It is a year since a was in the area. They must
have done a lot of burrowing underground in the last year. It's a long
time since I can remember Monastariki as anything more than a huge
construction site.
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Mike Lane
North Yorkshire, UK |