Parnassos Mansion

Environment/surroundings :
All year round Villa at Amfiklia - Parnassos, Central Greece with pool, near Delphi.
PARNASSOS MANSION, ideal villa of 210m2 for all year round vacations, for 6 up to 8 quests, offers a large living room with a well equipped kitchen plus 3 bedrooms with private bathroom in three levels at Amfiklia, Parnassos, Central Greece.
The unique location, excellent construction, architectural design, combined with unique breathtaking views, are main features of this villa. Unobstructed all-round mountain view to rural and Kifisos River Valley.
The traditional village of Amfiklia is just 1km away offers a large variety of restaurants, tavernas, cafe shops, bars, super market, banks and Health centre.
Parnassos ski resort
Mount Parnassos, altitude 2,260 metres, ranks among the highest mountains in Greece. Its spectacular geomorphology and rich biodiversity places it among the most important mountain environments in the country. Here you will find the biggest downhill ski resort in Greece. Offers ski lovers long-lasting snow-covered peaks, and is a very popular spot for visitors as it is located near Athens.



Short introduction :
Allround year round villa, with pool, Central Greece near Delphi, + skiing area



House :
Ground floor: (Bedroom with bathroom(Double bed(180 x 200 cm), bath with shower, washbasin, toilet), Bedroom with bathroom(Double bed(180 x 200 cm), Double sofa bed, shower, washbasin, toilet))

On 1st floor: (Livingroom(TV(satellite), fireplace, stereo), Open plan kitchen(kettle, toaster, cooker(ceramic), coffee maker, oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), Bedroom with bathroom(Double bed(180 x 200 cm), shower, washbasin, toilet), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet))

tumble dryer, washing machine, heating, heating, terrace, garden, garden furniture, BBQ, parking, swimming pool(shared with other guests , 13 x 6 m.), ironing board, iron, hair dryer



Environment/surroundings :
Mountain Parnassos Ski Resort just 15 km away.

During summer time the ski resort uses to be open for mountain biking.
Altitude 2,260 metres, ranks among the highest mountains in Greece. Its spectacular geomorphology and rich biodiversity place it among the most important mountain environments in the country. Here you will find the biggest downhill ski resort in Greece.
Offers ski lovers long-lasting snow-covered peaks, and is a very popular spot for visitors as is located near Athens. The ski resort consists of two locations, Kellaria and Fterolaka, connected with lifts and runs. Third one, Yerodovrachos, small separate resort linked with Kellaria by ski trails. The ski resort boasts 23 ski runs (3 difficult, 8 intermediate, 8 easy & 4 very easy) with a total length of 27 km, 13 ski and chair lifts. Fully renovated at 2016.

Kamena Vourla Beach
A picturesque town well known from the hot springs and the sandy beaches is within 30mins drive from the Mansion. Ideal to swim or to relax at a hot spring spa and wellness area of hotel Galini - open round all year to public.

Archaeological Site of Delphi
The pan-Hellenic sanctuary of Delphi, where the oracle of Apollo spoke, was the site of the omphalos, the 'navel of the world'. Blending harmoniously with the superb landscape and charged with sacred meaning, Delphi in the 6th century B.C. was indeed the religious centre and symbol of unity of the ancient Greek world.
The layout of Delphi is a unique artistic achievement. Mount Parnassus is a masterpiece where a series of monuments were built whose modular elements - terraces, temples, treasuries, etc. - combine to form a strong expression of the physical and moral values of a site which may be described as magical. Situated in a magnificent natural setting which is still intact, it is an outstanding example of a great Pan-Hellenic sanctuary.
During the Mycenaean period, the female deity of Earth was worshipped in the small settlement of Delphi. The development of the sanctuary and oracle were to begin in the 8th century BC with the establishment of the cult of Apollo. Under the protection and administration of the Amphictyony, the sanctuary continued to be autonomous after the First Sacred War and, as a result, increased its Pan-Hellenic religious and political influence. The Pythian Games were reorganized, the sanctuary was enlarged, and it was enriched with fine buildings, statues, and other offerings. In the 3rd century BC it came under the domination of the Aetolians and later, in 191 BC, was conquered by the Romans. During the Roman period the site was plundered on occasions, but it was also favoured by some of the Emperors. With the spread of Christianity, the sanctuary lost its religious meaning and was closed down by Theodosius the Great.

Thermopylae
The area is dominated by the coastal floodplain of the Spercheios River, surrounded by steeply sloping forested limestone mountains. The continuous deposition of sediment from the river and travertine deposits from the hot springs ha