Get 50% Off Trains in the Transport for Wales Sale
The Transport for Wales sale is offering 50% train discount on select routes in and around wales and the North West.
Overview
When we were in Athens, climbing Lycabettus Hill was a last minute thought after a somewhat hungover day wandering around the city.
We could not muster the energy to climb (we hadn’t left enough time either!) and so headed to the funicular which is on Plutarch Street on the junction with Aristippou Street.
We were there out of peak season so it came every 30 minutes but in peak times, this can go up to every 10 minutes. It costs €7 one way and €10 return.
We arrived on top just in time for sunset and whilst the viewing points were quite crowded, we managed to score a table at Orizontes Restaurant by chance and wow, it was one of the best views of my life.
The main courses were pricey but the starters, desserts and drinks were pretty decent actually so perhaps go for a pudding and a glass of fizz! We were worried the food wouldn’t be up to scratch due to the location but we were pleasantly surprised. Well worth the money for the view!
Share this location with a friend
Photos
More Posts
UK Air Traffic Control Issue: Your Rights Explained
An air traffic control system failure in the UK has resulted in the cancellation and delay of hundreds of flight. Here’s your rights explained.
How to Measure Your Bag at Home Without a Tape Measure
Thanks to a clever 3D augmented reality tool on an airline app, you can quickly see whether your hand luggage will fit inside the easyJet dreaded baggage sizers!
How to Avoid this Outrageous £55 Ryanair Charge
A couple were recently charged £55 after they had checked in for the wrong flight – but should they have been charged? And how do you avoid Ryanair charges like this?
Sign up to my mailing list!
If you want info first on the best deals I find, then sign up for my mailing list. It’s free!