Herod Atticus built this roofed Odeon (in 161 B.C.) for music concerts in honor of his wife Regilla, after her death. Its magic and beauty, can only be understood when walking on the way to Acropolis. Read more.
It is the best-preserved temple of antiquity. In the temple stood the statues of Hephaistos and Athena, thought to have been sculpted by Alkamenes.
The Temple of the Athena Victory (Wingless Victory), was built circa 420 BC in commemoration of the victory of the Greeks against the Persians.
The Stoa of Eumenes was built in the 2nd century by the King of Pergamos, Eumenis II. Its main purpose was to protect the audience from sun or bad weather. Read more.
In antiquity, Agora was not only a commercial center but a political, cultural and religious one as well. Read more.
The Acropolis of Athens! The greatest and finest sanctuary of ancient Athens. The imposing Parthenon is the most magnificent creation of Athenian democracy at the height of its power. Read more.
The Acropolis of Athens, a unique monument of one of the most influential cultures in human history Read more.
The secret of the harmony of the Parthenon is that there is not a straight line in the design...
It is an architectural masterpiece the importance of which can only be understood when you stand in front of it hearing its construction history and secrets. Read more.
Dionysus ancient theater, is the most ancient of all famous theaters in the world. The best view you can have of the threatre is from the Acropolis. Read more.
It is thought to have been a kind of ancient commercial centre with 21 shops on each floor! The collection of the Museum displays everyday life objects in ancient Athens.
It's a sunny day!!! Why don't you try a walk through the columns at the Stoa of Attalos in the Ancient Agora of Athens?
The Erechtheion was built from 420-406 BC at the most holy site of the Acropolis, where goddess Athena planted the olive tree, her sacred symbol!
On the eastern side of the Roman Agora stands an octagonal monument. The Clock of Andronicus Kyrristus, was a hydraulic clock. On each face of the clock can be seen bas-reliefs of the eight winds. Read more.
It was built by Roman emperor Hadrian in 132 A.D. It formed a colonnade with specific areas used for the storage of papyruses and books, lecture halls etc.
The Clock of Andronicus Kyrristus, constructed in the 1st century BC, was a hydraulic clock. On each face of the clock can be seen bas-reliefs of the eight winds.
There is evidence that Zeus was worshipped at the site from the beginning of the 6th century BC., when work to construct the monumental temple began.
The triumphal arch lies on an ancient street that led from the old city of Athens to the new, Roman section,built by Hadrian.It was constructed by the Athenians, in honor of their benefactor emperor.
An impressive monument. The Temple of Poseidon was the last piece of the ancient Athenians’ homeland every time they sailed into the Aegean. Read more.
Ideal place for a day trip! Wonder around the historic site and enjoy amazing views over the Aegean! There is a nice cafe next to the temple
Great Beaches in Attica’s southeastern tip. Also, you should definitely visit the Temple of Poseidon, one of the most important landmarks in the area! Read more.
Welcome to the sacred island of Apollo! Visit the ruined sanctuary and the museum, the agoras, the gymnasiums and the palaestras, the houses with the fine mosaics and the temples of the foreign gods. Read more.
The museum has some of the most important works of Classical art such as the sculpted decoration of the temple of Zeus, the statue of Nike by Paionios and the famous Hermes of Praxiteles! Read more.
The Acropolis Museum restaurant on the second floor serves Traditional Greek Breakfast, every day (except Monday) until 12 noon.
Welcome to the Acropolis Museum! Definitely a must visit while in Athens. Be sure to see the Parthenon Gallery, while gazing at one of the ancient world's greatest structures.
The Antikythera Shipwreck: The ship - the Treasures - the Mechanism at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, until June 29, 2014. Read more.
One of the biggest and most remarkable archaeological museums in the world with numerous and outstanding exhibits. Read more.
Visit theTemporary Exhibition of the Antikythera shipwreck at the National Archaeological Museum from 6.4.12 until 28.4.13! Don't miss it !!
An oasis in the centre of the city with more than 500 different species of plants, trees, birds and animals. Enjoy your walk!
As you stroll through the richly planted grounds you will come across six pools,a fascinating sundial and the first greenhouse ever constructed in Greece,built under the watchful eye of Queen Amalia. Read more.
One of the most beautiful towns in the world! Follow a dream-trail to discover Nafplio’s three castles: the Venetian fortress of Palamidi, the Acronafplia and the fortified islet of Bourtzi. Read more.
So, you are off to the islands! Excellent! Be sure to check the Gate of the boat you are traveling and have a safe trip.
Wander around the hill and enjoy a great view of the Acropolis, a panoramic view of the whole city, and the Aegean Sea surrounding Attica.
Drink in the lovely sunset view next to your better half – in one of Attica’s best locations – having the ancient temple as a backdrop and facing the deep blue sea! Read more.
Cosmopolitan and serene! Discover the beauties of the island, in particularly its sun-kissed beaches. Órnos and Psaroú are favorite spots for families. Read more.
The most picturesque, romantic & nostalgic neighbourhood of Pláka is certainly Anafiótika, situated directly under the north section of the Acropolis. The view of Pláka and Lycabettus is spectacular!
An excellent shopping district, check out the flee market just around the corner and don't forget to pick up some souvenirs!
Syntagma is the hub of public transportation in the city; buses, trolleys, trams, and the metro all stop here. Take the chance to discover Athens,download our free ap http://goo.gl/wlTzof for IOS...
“Welcome to downtown Athens! Stick around to see the changing of the guards "Evzones", every hour, in front of the Parliament building.
Athens is the historical capital of Europe, with a long history, dating from the first settlement in the Neolithic age. It is an attractive modern metropolis with unrivalled charm. Read more.
The Stadium is open 7 days a week, throughout the year! After admission you have the opportunity to run a few laps and feel the vibe of these historical grounds.
The panoramic view from the top just sweeps you away! Legend has it that wolves used to seek refuge on this hill. That probably explains its name "Lycabettus: the hill walked by wolves". Read more.
Areios Pagos was named after the first court of "androfonies" (crimes of murder) founded between 1500-1300 B.C., at the years of King Kecropus & King Thesseus situated at the rocky hill of God Aris.
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