On our way to Meteora... | Metsovo, GREECE

Metsovo is only about one hour away from Ioannina and Meteora, don't miss it when visiting those places.

June 2023 | Metsovo, Greece

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0:00 Intro
1:40 What is special about Metsovo?
2:25 Metsovan Cheese
3:45 Greek food in authentic Tavern
5:43 Price for the food
6:04 Outro

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[EleniD-dq]

Very nice video, with beautiful shots taken from the natural landscape of the area. I would just like to leave here a slight clarification: the citizens of the village are Greeks (Hellens) and not Romans, and they speak a dialect (not a language, because it only exists in oral and not written form) called Vlahica. It actually has Latin, in terms of its vocabulary, and ancient greek origin, as regards its syntax. The official spoken language there is Greek (Hellinika).

[soik]

Mainland Greece is becoming increasingly more popular. I think its the modern built highways which makes it easier to get around. And also the development of Eastern European economies, making Greece more affordable.

[monospanta]

Hola, Yassou~ I'm back. Travelling in mainalnd Greece soothes my mind.🐕 Also, your videos give me the same vibe.

[benjaminbrisson]

Good morning from Greece! We are staying in Metsovon on June 7-8 and we was wondering what is the name of the restaurant you tried? The dish with the cheeses looks so good! Thank you!

[bwana-ma-coo-bah]

Nice video, glad you enjoyed the places not everyone gets a chance to visit.

[pericaivanoski]

You mentioned that population is Aromanian speaking a different language than Greek. Why are the labels of the shops only in Greek and not in Aromanian? In most of the EU and non EU countries where different nations live, their languages are used in official use at the local level. Do you have information on why it is not so in Greece?

[sakisathan]

Souvlaki commes from Metsovo, They dont speak Roumanian they speak Greek