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Delphi, classically famous home of an oracle to Apollo, is a sight to see in person. A few weeks ago my wife and I spent a few hours there. Since we were already tired from hiking in Meteora and it was rather warm, the trek wasn’t particularly easy. But the ruins…the ruins were awesome.
Here are the pictures of Delphi. I will be posting pictures of other sites at a later time. Enjoy!
I do have more pictures. If you have a particular need for more pictures of Delphi, do let me know.
Filed Under: Greece
Comments
Monday 10/5/2009 7:50 PM
Yes, and it said the following:
"Dude, you are so cool, they should pay YOU to come here."
Wow!!!
Even Hellenistic "graffiti"!
Did you encounter the Oracle?