Apollonia Hotel
Apollonia Hotel
Andrea Sygrou Street 37-39, Delphi, Greece
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Central
Rooms :
35
Located on a plateau on the slope of Mount Parnassus and 150 metres from the famous oracle at Delphi the Apollonia Hotel is ideally located for all the historical sites of this fabulous city. Delphi is just 15 km away from the harbour city of Kirrha and 6 kms away from the city of Heraklion on the Corinthian Gulf so eating out and shopping is within easy reach.
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Easter (Paska) is the most important holiday in Greece, celebrated with feasts of roasted lamb, processions and folk-dancing. On Good Friday colourful processions begin at the Orthodox churches and converge on the main squares in all villages, cities and towns. In Athens on Easter Sunday, walking through neighbourhoods, you may be invited to share roast lamb. Try the special Easter breads and sweets. |
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Easter (Paska) is the most important holiday in Greece, celebrated with feasts of roasted lamb, processions and folk-dancing. On Good Friday colourful processions begin at the Orthodox churches and converge on the main squares in all villages, cities and towns. In Athens on Easter Sunday, walking through neighbourhoods, you may be invited to share roast lamb. Try the special Easter breads and sweets.
April 23 is the Feast of Agios Georgios (Saint George). The feast celebrates a knight who killed a dragon with celebrations all over the country.
May 1 is Labour Day and Flower Festival, celebrated by picnics in the country.