anchor.diff:                      For the ancient Greeks, Delphi was considered the center of the world, as the site was marked by the sacred Omphalos, or "navel stone."
                       Believed to be blessed by Apollo, Delphi was the holiest site in the world for the ancient Greeks.
                       The ruins of Ancient Delphi range in date from Mycenean times to the early Christian era.
  -                    The site can be visited as a day trip, as it is a scenic 2.5 hour drive or bus ride northwest from Athens.
  +                    The site can be visited as a day trip, as it is a scenic 2.5 hours drive or bus ride northwest from Athens.
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                   <h4 class="span8">Olympia</h4>
  
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                      A <a href="http://www.visitgreece.gr/en/search_by_location?location=16&doSearch=true" target="_blank">big list of activities and places to visit</a>
                      in Athens and the local vicinity is provided by <a href="http://www.visitgreece.gr/">visitgreece.gr</a>,
                      the official Greek Tourism Organisation travel guide site.
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                      In the western Peloponnese, in the "Valley of Gods", lies the most celebrated sanctuary of ancient Greece,
                      and the birthplace of the most important athletic mega-event of all times; the Olympic Games.
                      The site includes the remnants of an old stadium and sprint track, as well as the ruins of the once great Temple of Zeus.
                      The Temple of Zeus once housed the great Statue of Zeus, which was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
                      It is less than 4 hours away from Athens and only 1 hour from Patras port, or Kalamata airport.
                      There are numerous daily buses and trains that connect Athens to Olympia.
  