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Venturing in Southern Greece

Name: Venturing in Southern Greece
Brand: Travelers' Tales, Incorporated
SKU: 06576406
Price: 13.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Barbara J. Euser
ISBN: 9781932361452

Barbara J. Euser

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06576406

Publishers Travelers' Tales, Incorporated, December 2006

Made famous by Homer, the stunning hillsides and islands of southern Greece seem to have been forgot... Full description

Libristo code: 06576406

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Made famous by Homer, the stunning hillsides and islands of southern Greece seem to have been forgotten by modern tourists. This exciting anthology invites travelers to expand their itineraries beyond Athens and explore the territory once roamed by Odysseus. Filled with vivid accounts that transport the reader to the Peloponnesus, the collection depicts many facets of life in this beautiful region, from award-winning wineries to hiking trails, from household olive groves to ancient ruins. No longer threatened by the Cyclops, the island of Elafanisos is now a haven of beaches and tavernas. Monemvasia's citadel is in ruins, but the town and surrounding vineyards thrive. The writers plunge into Greek village life with abandon, learning to sing folksongs and dance to the bazouki, and sampling local wines, olives, and savory dishes. Entertaining and poignant, the essays capture all the charms, both ancient and modern, of this delightfully undiscovered region.