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Amazing view and a long downhill to "Anatoli" .

Watch out for traffic...

KM 13 of the marathon course. The Athens Marathon takes place once a year, on the second Sunday in November. It starts at the stadium in Marathon and finishes at the Panathanaiko Stadium, the old Olympic stadium in the city, which the Greeks call Kallimarmaro, meaning beautiful marble. These signs are located along the route. Additionally, the respective number is written on the road in yellow paint, and in case anyone is wondering about the blue line, it goes back to one of the sponsors, the chocolate manufacturer Pavlidis, who had the idea of marking the most direct route from stadium to stadium. Exactly 42.195 meters.

When you come around the bend and see the sea and Nea Makri, you should turn around and look behind you on the mountain. There you'll find St. Peter's Church. Unfortunately, we didn't visit it.

For more info on this very beautiful monastery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Ephraim_Monastery,_Nea_Makri and https://www.christianityart.com/blogs/blog/the-life-and-miracles-of-st-ephraim-of-nea-makri?srsltid=AfmBOop0qLk99NkcGZ4SCPP7eM8HJbHyIjkZ8GuOah64vgYX7398VvqJ Opening hours 7am to 12pm and 4pm to 6pm. It was quite busy on Saturday morning around 9 o'clock when we were there.

One of the oldest monasteries in Attica (from the 10th century) is that of the Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos on Mount Amomi. One of the martyrs was the miracle worker Saint Ephraim.

Many shops to buy water and food to prepare for the climb...

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