Old Town 2022 Update - Part 3
Published 27th of July, 2022
Towards Muse
Anyway, I headed in the direction of Muse. The whole area was looking very clean and well maintained.
Future Plans?
A while ago there were plans announced for a building to go up in this park. I think the Church wanted to build another church on it. I can't remember the exact story, but have always been surprised at how under-utilised the area is.
Good Nick
I've reached the junction by the catacombs now. There is a cake shop on the other side of the road, and a tavern here that gets very busy at night.
Down The Alley
I could have taken the road to Muse, but instead I opted for an alley to the right of it.
Old Ruin
There is a ruin down here you can see on the left. A couple of years ago it looked like they were doing it up, but nothing much has happened since. But that's not why I am here. Beyond the ruin, and the car, there is a small alley that leads to Ivis Maliotou Park.
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