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Mystras, Greece
Is it worth seeing! We noticed it is a bit out of the way if you go to Corinth, Epidarous and then to Olympia. Please let us know.
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Haven't heard anything. Just wondered if anyone could help out. Thanks.
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It's definitely worth seeing. But I can't comment on the distances.... it's awhile since we were there. We stopped there on the way to Monemvasia. (Does Fodor's have a book on Greece?)
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Well, they do. It's just that we have three days and want to make the most of those days. Nafplion, Epidarous, Olympia, Delphi and Sounion. So it is a bit out of the way but would do it if worth it. Fodors recommends it but it seems a long drive for just one location.
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Yes, Mystras is worth seeing. It's very different from other sites, as is totally Bizantine, as opposed to other Greek sites. The landscape is beautiful, too.<BR><BR>Regards,<BR><BR>S
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Mystras is definitely worth a visit.<BR>Please try to see it.<BR>sj
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I agree, Mystras is spectacular, lots of ruined houses, frescoed chapels and the palace of the despots, all set on a hill overlooking the plain of Sparta. But you won't squeeze all that into 3 days. It's 3 hours direct drive from Athens - excluding time taken to drive across Athens which can be up to an hour.<BR>It's 1.5 hours from Nafplion.<BR><BR>Have a read of <BR><BR>www.i-escape.com/greece.php <BR><BR>(click on Peloponnese) for more ideas of what to see and where to stay.<BR>
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If you make it down that far to Sparta, why not stay in Monevasia? We spent 3 unforgettable days in that ancient seaside village. It is well worth the trip. My only regret is not stopping and staying in Sparta to see Mystras!
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