DAY 9 // 28 May, Sunday | We arrived at Athens International Airport at 12.30 pm, we got our luggage and went across to another building outside the airport to get to the train station:
We got the round trip, two ways airport ticket! (save money)
The airport train departs every 30 minutes, and it was quite a long ride from the airport to where we were heading. Us at Syntagma station:
Then changed to another train line, to get to Acropoli Station! Once we arrived and were leaving the station, Apple: this is where our trouble begins...
(recalling our painful walk to our Hotel in Santorini)
According to Gmaps, it says 15 minutes walk but it was less than 8 minutes and we reached our accommodation for the next 4 nights!
Hotel Phaedra
It was on a corner along a street of shops, and we almost missed it hahaha
Security level: not that great. Personally, I didn't like the room keys hanging near the door with the receptionist concept.
Room 216!
(this time we remembered to knock, before entering)
After we have settled down, and dressed lighter, it was time to head out for late lunch! It was already 3 plus pm in Greece.
Athens is warmer compared to the other cities we visited, I had to change my top because it was too hot!
BOX LIFT (part 2)!!!!
(First, was in our Hotel in Crete)
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Loving the blue skies and the colours of the building~
RESTAURANT SCHOLARHIO
We ordered a Pork Stew with Wine, and Cod Fillet with Garlic Sauce! The portions weren't big, meant for sharing, and not a meal on its own. The waiter asked if we wanted bread to go with the stew, but we weren't very hungry and declined, but I get why it would have gone well with bread hah
I ordered a Loux Gazoza, tastes a lot like Sprite:
(for the experience)
Also, they gave us water (for free, I think) and we filled our bottles before leaving!
Earlier, right next to this restaurant, we saw a Gelato place and wanted to get ice cream on a hot sunny day like today hehe
Tahiti Vanilla~
I almost got hit by a car. A reminder to self: do not take pictures on the road without watching the traffic.
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We have to gather at the meeting place for our free Walking Tour (Athens Free Tour) by 5 pm!
Meeting place: Pl. Manou Rallous
I dressed in all black hahaha, and one of the tour guides was also in a similar concept hah, I love this look~
Our tour guide, Dionysus (the name of the God of Theatre, and many others, wine-making, orchards and fruit, vegetation, fertility, festivity, insanity, ritual madness, and religious ecstasy) started the tour by getting us to introduce ourselves, your name and where you are from, and the story of how the city is named Athens.
The name-giving of Athens: Poseidon and Athena met on the sacred hill of the Acropolis to contest to claim the city. Poseidon struck his trident on the ground and sea water came out, but the people were not pleased as the city is surrounded by water, his gift was met with limited enthusiasm by the people. Athena, on the other hand, planted a seed, and it grew into an Olive Tree. The tree was a high-quality timber source while its fruit was nutritional and could be used to make olive oil. Athena won the contest, and the city is named after her, Athens.
Dionysus is the guy in front. We also managed to chat with him more and he told us he graduated from Medical School recently. He then shared further it was in July but this (graduation) is considered recent to him, and perhaps don't know what to do from here with his life. Okay, we can totally relate.
I asked if Medical School was difficult. He said if it's about getting into Medical School, it's difficult but graduating from Medical School was okay, you just need to memorise things.
Zappeion Megaron
(we saw it from afar)
Part of the National heritage of Greek civilization!
First Olympic Village
"Evangelis Zappas, a Greek patriot and benefactor from North Epirus, envisaged the rebirth of the spirit of ancient Greece and devoted his life to the revival of the Olympic Games and the promotion of the Αrts."
Panathinaiko Stadium
As this is a brief guide on all the places of interest, it was more like a touch and go and come back another time to wonder more. We will be back on another day, just realised can buy ticket and go in to see!
George Karaiskakis is depicted riding his horse in battle, wearing a Greek traditional uniform, the one that has inspired the ceremonial uniform of the Presidential Guard.
Apparently, it is general knowledge to know if the horse is positioned with 2 legs up, which means the person depicted in the statue, died in battle!
(okay I did not know that)
There are huge stretches of trees, and there are oranges up there. Dionysus clarified there is no significance for the oranges, and they are very bitter so nobody wants them:
(tan line problem is real)
Presidential Guards
We came back to see their Presidential Guard Uniform only hah, visitors can catch the changing of the Guards every hour on the hour, day or night, at the monument of the Unknown Soldier erected after the First World War, to commemorate the soldiers that have fallen for the freedom and the independence of our country.
The Presidential Guard stands there, guarding the Monument day and night, throughout the year. The Members of the Presidential Guard are Greeks doing their military service, mandatory for every male above the age of 18. After having gone through a very demanding selection process and very tough training, the Members of the Presidential Guard are some of the best-trained soldiers in Greece.
According to Dionysus, they are also the most good-looking men to be able to be a Presidential Guard. This guy (in the picture) was guarding the President's home.
The uniform of the soldiers -varying depending on the day or the season- is inspired by different battles the Greeks have fought throughout the ages.
Their red hats show the blood that was shed in the battles
The black decorations hanging from their socks symbolize tears for those who fell in the battlefield.
Black cloth by their face represents the tears of their mothers
They also have to do a few positions during their duty, there is one where they have to kick their leg up and stomp on the guard hard, this is to let their ancestors (underground) know that their people are still free!!!!
National Gardens
(spot the animal with an identity crisis among turtles!)
As Greece does not have royal blood in their country, they ask royal families in Europe if they want to take it up. The garden was designed in the 1830s by Queen Amalia, the first Queen of Greece. She aimed at creating a scientific botanical garden with trees from around Greece and across the globe, the trees and plants in the national garden are from other countries.
Dionysus's add-on: As the Royal blood were not Greeks, and don't speak the language, eventually, they were exiled in the end.
We saw the Hellenic Parliament House from far:
(Dionysus: ugly beige building)
"Dedicated to the Annunciation of the Mother of God, the three-aisled domed basilica stands in the very center of Athens as a reminder of the importance of Orthodox Christianity to the Greek nation."
The way the Greeks pray is with 3 fingers, crossing, and then lighting a candle. They also kiss the statues from right to left and have to leave the Church, looking at the cross.
(covid problems??)
We managed to go in for a quick look, but have to plan to come back to visit on another day. There is also the Holy Church of the Virgin Mary next to this, which was closed when we arrived:
Dionysus also mentioned ancient people stealing marbles from one place to another to build another structure, but I missed out on which ones were he referring to, during the tour.
Then we stopped for a 10 minutes break for us to get drinks or go to the toilet! I got an iced latte~
Hadrian's Library
It is one of the highly recommended must-visit places by Dionysus.
(the scrolls were destroyed)
Other notes:
Monastiraki Street, there are many bars with great views!
Monastiraki Square has colourful places to buy stuff, and where the Central Market is at
On the left of the Square, it is the Athens Flea Market
Ancient Agora is a must-visit!
And the Temple of Zeus!!!
Go Acropolis Museum first, then visit the Acropolis
Dionysus taught the tour group how to read and pronounce some words, but I completely catch no balls:
I know the first word means "Street" and that's all I know.
Greeks say No with their eyebrows moving up, which seems contradicting to "No" HAHAHA
Random street things:
The tour ended at 8.06 pm, we gave Dionysus some tips (you can choose not to), and went for dinner at McDonald's! We wanted to see if McDonald's tastes better, especially if they sell pork.
The cheapest meal I had in Greece is 7.55€, at McDonald's!
The night view of the Acropolis from our Hotel window:
DAY 10 // 29 May, Monday | We left our Hotel at 9.20 am and made our way to Acropolis Museum, we intend to see what we can get along the way for breakfast!
Akropolis Station
Coffee Island ~
I ordered a Freddo (Iced) Expresso Ristretto and Caramel Toffee Muffin, we also saw all the Coffee Island collection of capsules, so gonna be back to buy them later!
We arrived at the Museum around 10.45 am:
Acropolis Museum
What I like about this Museum's architecture, is the glass panels surrounding the building, this allows us to have a panoramic view of the Acropolis and modern Athens!
Street View:
Acropolis:
Also, 面包脸 collection here:
There are lots to look at, I'm just gonna feature a few things that I like at Acropolis Museum!
Dionysus and Theatric Masks
This reminds me of chemistry class, once again hahaha
Endless statues here, I take particular interest in Kora!
The West Pediment
Reconstruction of West Pediment of The Parthenon
(depicting how Athens got her name)
Reconstruction of East Pediment of The Parthenon
The Birth of Athena: Zeus swallowed the Goddess of Prudence, Metis when she was pregnant with Athena. When it was time for her to give birth, Zeus felt great pain in his head and ordered Hephaistus to splay it open with an axe, and Athena sprang out fully armed and dressed, before the God of Olympus. Small winged Nike was ready to crown the goddess.
There were also places showing clips of restoration work of these symbolic sites, v insightful!
By 2 pm, we went to their gift shop, Apple bought an Owl figurine that represents Goddess Athena and her wisdom~
Then next, we moved to the excavation site right below the Museum:
COOL~
It is a huge place, and we saw the excavation efforts over a change in weather/seasons and years in video clips!
We were done with the excavation site at 2.47 pm, and off we go for lunch!
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KITTY KITTY
😍😍😍😍
We went to Zorbas Tavern for lunch, main reasons were the platter and price, and the flowers!!!!
Changing seats for photos heh
Mamos is delicious!!!!
This platter has Fried Zucchini Balls, Greek Sausage, Cheese Pie, Grilled Feta Cheese with Tomato, Fried Peppers (stuffed with cheese), Fried Meatballs, and Cheese Saganaki!
I still think there is alcohol in their Zorbas Coffee... got this bitter alcohol taste after tasting the coffee!
FRIED CHEESE!
We were done around 4.30 pm, it was really a late lunch. We also got a Gelato after lunch~
(Mango)
On our way back, we grabbed Coffee Island Capsules (24.80€) and went back to Hotel to put things down before our next adventure!
Dionysiou Areopagitou Promenade
This photo doesn't do this most scenic street justice. Somehow we were accompanied by students on a school trip hahaha
We walked along this stretch and saw an entrance point to the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, and took it! (Note: there are many ways to get up to the Acropolis)
We walked up and found a ticket office, and got a combined ticket at 30€ each, with 5 days validity to the 7 archaeological sites!
Towards and upwards: Acropolis and Slope!!!!
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
I remember watching some travel shows, and people could go in and sit around, and watch a performance. I guess if we don't watch a play here, then not allowed to admit to this site ):
After passing by this, we continued our journey up the Acropolis, this is the entrance:
The Parthenon
(gloomy skies)
Me with The Parthenon:
Me with cat:
My biggest joy on the Acropolis is this:
Never knew a water fountain/cooler can make me this happy, I felt so dehydrated and even if we can have more water, we also worry about not being able to find toilets. At this point, I refilled my bottle twice le hahaha
What I like most about the attraction sites in Athens, is the availability of facilities, such as toilets at each site!
Love this picture, but then got this guy photobomb us:
Erechtheum
Also, this is the Olive Tree from Goddess Athena?
The view of the city from the Acropolis:
Apparently, they can't build any buildings taller than the Acropolis to keep this location the highest point (good location during war or crisis), plus the country doesn't have enough money to buy skyscrapers (according to our tour guide, Dionysus)
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We went to buy stuff, I got olive wood cutleries (for grandma) and Murano glass earrings for Suz and SL from Athens Protasis!
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The view of the Acropolis (close to sunset):
We had dinner almost close to 10 pm at Erota, very close to our Hotel! Apple has been talking about fresh fish for the longest time and here is ours:
(contact lens going to drop out liao)
DAY 11 // 30 May, Tuesday | Starting our morning with behind-the-scenes, we wanted to take a cool lift video!
(sorry Apple, your face got cut off in this photo)
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9.17 am, Diogenes Food Hall
I ordered a Praline Croissant and a Freddo Cappucino Latte! Normally I like getting savory food, even for breakfast but today felt like the Praline Croissant was calling out to me 😋
It is so good, I paid 2.20€ for another Praline Croissant 😂
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It was a 15-minute walk, but the weather is good, and we didn't need to take a train over~
Saw this cat on our way, and it started drizzling...
Ancient Agora
Ancient Agora is one of the major archaeological sites, AKA the Forum of Athens where people used to gather. The entrance fee is 12€, but because we got the pass yesterday so that's settled!
I'm in love with all these columns:
But I found someone who is even more excited than me!!!!
There are people around doing restoration work, like cleaning, etc.
The Museum wasn't a huge hall, there is also a level 2 and other areas to visit at the Ancient Agora.
I have never seen a queue for the men's washroom, and today we're in luck with a rare sight:
While waiting for Apple to return from the washroom, I took a selfie here:
(why do I look kiddy here ah)
Then chanced upon a not-so-obvious stairway, and found Level 2!
Lots of things to see, but featuring what interest me the most:
Then later we walked out to explore the rest of Ancient Agora:
Emperor Hadrian
Temple of Hephaestus
We saw a group of students doing sketches later, and belatedly googled their school, and found out they are architecture students from other European countries!
(suddenly missing all the school field trip days)
Then we left at 12 ish pm, Apple had to help me wipe my dress from dusty sandy particles on my butt area (wonder where I sat on HAHAHA)
As we were making our way out of the Ancient Agora, it started raining so we decided to just stop somewhere for a quick break:
I got Stracciatella!
We saw a few pretty cool shops around this area and will come back later for some shopping after we clear our next itinerary.
Hadrian's Library (for real)
(HAHAHA Apple caught on camera touching things)
It was raining again, so we were holding our umbrellas in this place. With the metal bars surrounding this place, at times we feel we are zoo animals when people look in from outside the bars haha
Also cat!!!!!!
We were done with the library at 1.33 pm and went to grab our lunch (oops didn't record the name of the restaurant)
I like the restaurant vibes and the hospitality of the staff (and their nice arms)!!!!! We started the meal off with bread and olive paste spread!
We ordered Tigania (juicy pork tenderloin) and a plate of thin pork chop. It's a lot of pork horrrr
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Then later we shop around Monastiraki and here are some exciting pictures from our quick gai gai:
Then we went to Monastiraki station and got two-trips tickets at €2.40 to move to our next destination!
We took to Omonoia and walked over:
Omg, there were so many birds here (and I can hear SL screaming in the back of my head hahaha), I saw two birds midair fighting over a piece of food, which looks like raw chicken???? I was so scared that the "raw chicken" will drop on my face when we move past these birds to get to the Museum!
National Archaeological Museum
It is the largest archaeological museum in Greece and one of the most important museums in the world devoted to ancient Greek art. Dionysus told us during the free walking tour that it will take a good 4 hours to explore the Museum, I guess arriving here at 4 ish pm, isn't too bad.
Really a lot of things to see here, I don't think 4 hours is even enough! Putting a few highlights from the Museum visit:
This doesn't look like there is any glass covering the whole exhibit and we went to touch then realised got glass cover la, just that somehow we can't see it lol
Many statues, my eyes hurt from reading all the small text descriptions, and also they were spelling errors 😂
Aphrodite and Pan
The greatest debate!!!! Bronze statue of Zeus or Poseidon? Was he holding a lighting bolt or trident hmmmm
When we went to the toilets, we then saw the rest area is so huge and it is a relaxing place to chill, but too bad, we no chance to sit here today:
The last admission was at 7.30 pm, we left at 7.37 pm with our bags in the cloak area! We decided to walk to Viktoria station and take the Metro back to Monastiraki.
We had dinner at Geros Tou Moria:
There were music and dancing here, but we sat upstairs at their rooftop seats.
Fried Zucchini and Grilled Squid!
We ordered a beer to share, and finally found out what's the name of the beer we liked on day 1 of our trip - it's Alpha beer!
We finished our food close to 9 ish pm, then walked back to our Hotel, it was 10 ish pm le.
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Apple fitting her new hippie pants:
We took this photo because we don't have a full-length mirror in our Hotel room, this is the only way to check out if your outfit looks good haha
Right before bed, we started chatting about work and the stressful things waiting for us in Singapore. Maybe because this is our second last night here and also Rachel hasn't fallen asleep yet haha
(do we need to bring shorts and extra socks? for tomorrow's half-day trip)
DAY 12 // 31 May, Wednesday | It was our last day in Athens, and we wanted to eat croissants from Diogenes Food Hall (again)!
From 9.30 am, we enjoyed our cup of coffee and breakfast pastry along the streets.
Then, followed by an ice cream break at 10.30 am ((:
I got a chocolate cherry ice cream with their special strawberry cone hehe
Then we slowly made our way to our next location, while enjoying our ice cream!
Arch of Hadrian
Then the next was going to see the Temple of Olympian Zeus, and this is me taking pictures of the Arch after entering the Temple of Olympian Zeus’s archaeological site premises HAHA
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Temple of Olympian Zeus
+ me:
Before we left, we went to their gift shop to look around, I ended up spending 7€ on a book about the God of Olympus! Will read it later (prob on the way back to Singapore)
Very cool water fountain here~ maybe it is blessed leh, of course, I drank it hah
We also saw a very cute baby!!!!!
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Athens Street View
POTTED CAT
On our way to our destination, which we locked down since day 1 in Athens, we passed by Athens Protasis, and I bought more Murano Glass Earrings as gifts hehe, too many chio bu friends in my life~
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Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Gorgoepikoos and Saint Eleutherius
We light candles in every Church we visited in Greece 🕯
Mitropoleos Cathedral (for real)
Aka Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens
Oh so we saw people writing their names on a piece of paper in Church, but I can't read any of the text. Does anyone know the reason for doing so? (pls tell me the answer)
Also, we could see lip marks on all the glasses, it was their way of showing respect (not shown in pictures here)
So peaceful~
At about 1 pm, we were out of the Church and were looking for a place to eat. It also started to drizzle.
We stopped and went into one of the cool taverns nearby our place since we wanted to go back to carry light/appropriate for what we have planned at 4 pm.
We ordered a homemade Eggplant Salad and Chicken Schnitzel (with fries)!
LOOK AT THE CHICKEN MEAT
(juicy and tender!)
JUG OF BEER AND ITS EFFECT ON ME
On this trip, we discovered that Apple is a vvv good drinker, every day she steady, only I buay steady
Earlier, while we were discussing what to order, one of the waiters overheard us and asked if we are from Singapore. The first thing I asked after saying yes, is “Are there lots of Singaporean tourists?”
He didn’t really answer me, instead, he told us his brother has a Greek restaurant in Singapore. Then we chatted with him for some time and found out the restaurant’s name and wanted to visit when we are back home. His name is Alexis, and his older brother in Singapore is George (married Singaporean wife). Here’s us with Alexis:
After lunch, we went to Hotel and made it quick to leave, it was 12 minutes walk to the Stadium!
Panathinaiko Stadium (for real
The entrance ticket is 10€ and honestly very worth it, because only being in here, you are able to really process how huge this place is!!!!
There is a huge Olympic Games logo in the middle but it is challenging to capture this in pictures.
Apple
Me
I love putting one leg out in magnificent places liddis HAHAHA
How can we not run on the track here at the Panathinaiko Stadium???
Doing the running starting position was cool, but then after awhile we realised it is actually quite exhausting 😂
There is an entrance to a tunneled pathway (think this is where all the Olympic people walk out from??):
There are posters and their respective year’s Olympic torches displayed here!!!!
The gift shop sold lots of cool stuff, but we’re not paying 50 SGD for an Olympic poster, besides it will be so difficult to pick out one among the many years of Olympic Games posters to purchase!
WE HAVE TO TAKE THIS PHOTO:
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We didn’t have a lot of time to enjoy our time here, and also due to time constraints, we paid €1 to use the washroom right outside the Stadium then it was a mad rush/brisk walk to Athens Gate Hotel…
We left at early 4 pm, it is an 11 minutes walk there and the gathering time was 4.15 pm and
(I was breathless…)
We managed to reach and boarded the bus at 4.13 pm!
We have to do a self-introduction at the start of our tour.
Our tour guide, Theo is extremely humorous and also intelligent! I was having so much fun listening to him talk about the city, why there are so many cats in Greece, Greek Mythology, and history!
(Also those circles are fish farms)
He remembers everybody’s names and said “(name of one of the people on the tour with us) is my bestie”, “side kick” etc. He gave us quizzes, and there is a 9 year old boy in the tour group that knows all the answers to difficult questions (wah he is so smart!!!!!)
While Theo jokes about “doing this tour again tomorrow as a punishment” if we got it wrong HAHAHAHA
He told us one of the customers contacted him and shared that he/she dreamt of Theo after this tour, he was teaching in a classroom and repeating “Everything comes from Greece”. I can totally hear it in my head now HAHAHAHA
At 4.50 pm, we arrived at one of the stop points of this tour to see this beautiful lake!!!!
Lake Vouliagmeni 😍
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At 7.04 pm, at Anatoliki Attiki with great sea/ocean view!
Theo and his fav team:
(Theo, extreme left)
The boy listens to this podcast for kids: Greeking Out!
(adding this to my list)
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We are here?? at destination
Temple of Poseidon (from afar)
We were advised to use the washroom first, before getting tickets and entering the archaeological site, as if we came out later than 8 pm, they wouldn’t let us re-enter, then wouldn’t be able to see what we came here for – Sunset at Cape Sounion!!!
Tickets!!!
Into the archaeological site:
Cape Sounion
Temple of Poseidon
The sunset is at 8.40 pm (full set) on this day, so we hang around this place, finding a good spot to take photos of the Temple of Poseidon with the sun setting in the background.
Reality:
IT WAS WORTH IT!!!!!!
天空好美!!!
We could also see the moon~
8.34 pm, we're making our way out:
The most interesting thing at their gift shop:
THE GREATEST DEBATE
We gathered punctually at 8.45 pm outside the gift shop, and at 8.47 pm we were already on the bus, ready to go!
No idea why suddenly Theo + team turned on these lights, we just took this opportunity to take clubbing vibes picture hah
On the journey, we dozed off, on and off. I think it is also appropriate to insert this picture of me trying to sleep on the journey here, but Theo can see my eyes. I thought it was discreet, but looking back, I think I could have done better in being discreet
We arrived outside Athens Gate Hotel past 10 pm, and none of the tour group people get off at this location. We realised everyone had a different pickup point (our hotel is not even here lol), and earlier we went not the latest, those people were already in the bus/van…
On the ride back, we checked out places for dinner and decided to go to Saita Taverna for late dinner! We only got seated at 10.22 pm (this place closes at 11 pm??), and many people were still dining at this time.
Greek Salad with anchovies and grilled fresh fish 😋
Okay so there’s this cat hanging around this restaurant, and she seems pretty hungry so I dropped an anchovy for her to eat. She sniffed and left (WOTS, PICKY MUCH)
Then later she came again, then I took a small piece of my fish for her to eat, then once before a few more times. If I refused to give her more, she raised her paw to get my attention and also clawed my jacket.
How to resist this bratty little shit:
We were also very worried she follows me home hah (she didn't)
We finished dinner at 11.30 pm and made our way back. The last night in Athens:
**late-night packing**
I weighed my luggage a few times, praying tomorrow don’t crisis 🙏🏻
DAY 13 // 1 June, Thursday | Our flight home is at 1.45 pm, and we wanted to grab a nice breakfast in Athens before returning to Singapore! We got up earlier and left our Hotel at 9.30 am for Cafe Plaka!
Cafe Plaka, Athens
Coffee ❤️
We ordered their homemade "cinnamon roll" pancake and waffles with Turkey ham with cream cheese and avocado, to achieve both sweet and savory goals!
At 11 am, we grabbed our things (all packed) and left! This morning I weighed my luggage with my measuring device, it says 19.85 kg! Omg la, the baggage limit is 20 kg, I should be fine la horrr
We saw a train on the platform, we were unsure if it is the right train, we did not board and waited for the next... However, Athens airport trains operate every 30 minutes, which means we have to wait 30 mins for the airport train, whether it was at Syntagma or transiting/terminal stop for regular train service... We boarded the next train and waited for about 20+ minutes for the right train to arrive.
By the time we got to ATH, and Scoot check-in counters 004 to 008 at 12.50 pm, they were closed DEDDDD
The lady was nice enough to help us make a call so that we can check in and board this plane.
My luggage weight: 19.1kg
She gave us our tickets, together with our passports, and told us to quickly enter Departure Hall!!!!!
(REALLY XXN 💕)
After we passed immigration and security checks, we went to Gate A1 and everyone hasn't boarded the plane yet. We went to the washroom, filled our bottles, and decided to make a run to their airport shops at 1.23 pm to buy some stuff.
This incident was one of the most stressful moments on our trip. When we were waiting for the next airport train, I had this bad feeling (similar experiences in 2016) and was endlessly restless...
Thankfully we made it to the plane back home!!
It was another 11 hours of butt and back pain on Scoot 😂
I bought this book at the Temple of Olympian Zeus's gift shop for 7.90€:
It's really quite a good read! But I don't get how mythological beings can marry their mother or sibling. Eg. Mother Earth and Uranus, Zeus, and Hera
Can't believe I ordered Scoot meals, it's $12 for a hot meal (wah pass away)
My favourite entertainment (on this flight) is watching this neighbouring uncle, eating another new snack then falling asleep then waking up to eat another packet of food. He’s really living the life la~
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My parents picked me up at 5 ish am, I got home, showered, and slept!
I'M HOME, VERY HOT LA🔥
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