May 26, 2018
Rethimno port The image speaks for her self
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Rethimno port The image speaks for her self
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Content creation for a travel project in Ioannina with Ideadeco and Kryptton team. Original content is essential for building a successful and long lasting #digitalmarketingstrategy. Today we will share our expertise with fellow #digitalmarketing experts in a private 4 hours seminar in the center of Ioannina city. #photography #visuals #bloggers #blogging #travelblogging #contentmarketing #WebDesign #SEO #SEM #SocialMedia #Ideadeco #Kryptton #DigitalMarketingAgency #Autumn #autumncolors #fall #Ioannina #Greece #DiscoverIoannina #NorthGreece #travel #igers #greecestagram #instagreece #visitgreece #discovergreece #great_captures_greece #go2greece (at Lake Pamvotida)
This is one of my favorite locations in #PIRAEUS for early morning #coffee, next to the #Lion of Piraeus. The original statue was originally located in Piraeus, the harbour of #Athens. It was looted by Venetian naval commander Francesco Morosini in 1687 as plunder taken in the Great Turkish War against the Ottoman Empire, during which the Venetians besieged Athens and Morosini's cannons caused damage to the Parthenon only matched by his subsequent looting. So even as a great copy still is awesome to stand near a part of #history..... Copies of the statue can also be seen at the Piraeus #Archaeological #Museum and the #Swedish Museum of #National #Antiquities in #Stockholm. The lion was originally sculpted in about 360 BCE and became a famous landmark in Piraeus, having stood there since the 1st or 2nd century AD. Its prominence was such that the port was given the name #PortoLeone ("Lion Port") by the Italians, as the port's original name was no longer in use. It is depicted in a sitting pose, with a hollow throat and the mark of a pipe (now lost) running down its back; this suggests that it was originally used as a fountain. This is consistent with the description of the statue from the 1670s, which said that water flowed from the lion's mouth into a cistern at its feet. #VisitGreece #go2greece #Greece #Instagram #instagreece (at To Liontari Tou Peiraia)