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My husband and I (early 50's) are visiting mainland Greece in Early March, and we’ve put together a 5-day itinerary. We’re aware it might be a bit chilly, but we’re excited to explore. Here’s what we have planned:
**Day 1:** Arrive in Athens, visit the Acropolis and Plaka neighborhood.
**Day 2:** Drive to Delphi, explore the archaeological site and museum.
**Day 3:** Head to Meteora to see the monasteries and hiking trails.
**Day 4:** Travel to Olympia to check out the ancient ruins.
**Day 5:** Return to Athens for some last-minute sightseeing or maybe a day trip to Sounion.
We’re looking for feedback on whether this itinerary is too packed, if we’re missing any must-see spots, or any tips for traveling in March! Thanks in advance for your help!
**Day 1:** Arrive in Athens, visit the Acropolis and Plaka neighborhood.
**Day 2:** Drive to Delphi, explore the archaeological site and museum.
**Day 3:** Head to Meteora to see the monasteries and hiking trails.
**Day 4:** Travel to Olympia to check out the ancient ruins.
**Day 5:** Return to Athens for some last-minute sightseeing or maybe a day trip to Sounion.
We’re looking for feedback on whether this itinerary is too packed, if we’re missing any must-see spots, or any tips for traveling in March! Thanks in advance for your help!