For a Greek city that's stuck in Italy, it's pretty sweet. I was suppose to write an essay on it, but I've yet to do so. I will soon. But I read a book about it that reminded me of how the city one experiences is rarely one that other people experience. And if you're a tourist reading a book or website or SM that's telling you where to go (who really knows how people pick these places... aesthetics are the main thing, I suppose), then there's a certain well-traveled trail you stick to. 

I think the biggest thing is that people don't meet that many locals and even then it's not that real conversation you can have with a friend (airbnb used to have this element. It's really changed since then) to know a place, right? And even that isn't reality of the machine that is the city.

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