Ah, it’s been a while since we traveled anywhere, hasn’t it? Well, you’re in luck! This week we’re heading back to Greece and sometime very soon we’re heading somewhere even more interesting and new! In fact, even I haven’t been there! More on that later. 
Last time we were in Greece, we hit up the Acropolis. This time we’re at the Delphic ruins – my second favorite place after Athens.
This is the archaeological site at Delphi where the Delphic oracle once lived. The oracle was a priestess at the temple of Apollo and was famous for reciting prophecies handed to her by the god himself. She was the most prestigious and well documented oracle in Greece, and a whole host of authors and famous historians have documented their meetings with her.
The mountains around this area surround it like a fortress.
The most prominent attraction in the navel. The story goes that Zeus took a rock and threw it, saying wherever it landed would be the center of the universe. It, of course, landed right here in Delphi! People would touch it and get a boost of energy and power.
The above rock is actually just a copy, but the real one is in the museum just off-site. You can see it below:
Here’s a temple to Apollo.
This wall was like a newspaper. There’s Greek written all over it and people would go to it to get their news!
Here’s an ampitheatre.
And cuties like this were everywhere!
What question would you ask the oracle if she deemed you worthy enough to see her?
