Delphi - Kalambaka

Delphi is located at an altitude of 700 meters, on the slopes of the famous Parnassus. Legend has it that when Zeus released two eagles into the sky: one from the west and the other from the east, the eagles met in the sky above the Delphi, thus marking the center of the Earth. From here you have a magnificent view of the majestic mountains, a sunny valley covered with olive trees, and a picturesque bay. You will see the sanctuary of the god Apollo, where the mysterious priestess Pythia predicted destinies in his name and touch the "poop of the Earth". Be sure to reach the rejuvenating and inspiring Castal Spring (located to the right of the entrance to the arecheological zone, if you face it).

In the archaeological museum, admire ancient statues, including a unique bronze Ascendant from the 5th century BC.

Lunch at a local tavern, enjoying once again a breathtaking view of the Delphi Valley and the Corinthian Gulf, and head north toward Meteora. The best way is via Amphissa.

Accommodation in Kalambaka or in the village of Castraki, which is located at the foot of the rocks. The view will be splendid in any case.