After the heatwave has passed, I went to the southernmost point of the city, this time by bus.
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- Graffiti on the side of a school
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- After the greengrocer, around the corner is another church…
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- and its wall
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- Shopping mall
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- You can also pray at the bus stop…
Bus tickets can be purchased at the traffic office and cost 0.90 euros each. I soon got there and walked along the beach back towards the city center. This part is most similar to the southern part of Budapest’s Pest quay, and there are various leisure parks and bars in the green area next to the shore. Like some kind of ritual, literally the whole city walks here on Sunday. The length of the entire coastline is approx. 5 kilometres. From the White Tower to the parks, there was a flea market and book fair.
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- Walking north
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- HS Velos (D-16) Museum ship
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- The Water Garden
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- Facing back to the south
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- Walking north
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- This old lady was just sitting there alone, as if she was waiting for someone…
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- Buy some air!
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- Facing back to the south
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- Zongolopoulos’ umbrellas
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- Zongolopoulos’ umbrellas
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- Zongolopoulos’ umbrellas
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- Statue of Alexander the Great
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- This makes foreign books much funnier
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- It must only contain natural ingredients…
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- The White Tower
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- Walking north
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- Who’s at home?
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- It was also very sweet
I ended the evening with extra sweets and 2 slices of pizza. I didn’t eat it all, I needed something for the next day’s run.
