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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
Synonymously associated with Athens, The Acropolis, meaning "high city" is situated on a limestone flat outcrop about 150m above sea level overlooking..
2. Pantheon
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
worth to see. there were all the gods who lived on the mount Olympus. Originally a temple for all pagan gods. It was converted into a church in 609. One of the..
3. Lykavittos
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
The highest point in the city at 277 metres.
4. monastiraki
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
a place to go for coffe in the afternoon or evening. the stores are even open every saturday and sunday! for ouzo and mese(apero) you find also nice places...my..
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
The Acropolis is the tourist magnet of Athens. And for good reason.
But don't just spend a day climbing to the top, seeing the sights, and climbing down. One..
But don't just spend a day climbing to the top, seeing the sights, and climbing down. One..
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
I really enjoyed this place...so huge!
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
hello, i was in Athens for Erasmus program last year! ist the best place! i visited this amazing park with my erasmus friends and it was really great funny time! i..
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
Athens is famous for its ruins, just as famous as Rome, maybe. But Athens lacks the atmosphere Rome has. Where-as Rome simply takes your breath away as you look at..
9. Parthenon
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Athina, Athens & Attica, Greece
As you enter through the Acropolis entrance (propylaea) you see the 2500 year old Parthenon which was dedicated to the goddess, Athena. It is a massive structure made..
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Athens, Athens & Attica, Greece
The Byzantine and Christian Museum was founded in 1914 and focuses exclusively on Byzantine art from the 4th to 19th centuries. It is housed in the attractive Villa..
