Athens
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Athens. The city with the most glorious history in the world, a city worshiped by gods and people, a magical city. The charming capital of Greece was the city where democracy was born and most of the sages of antiquity. The Acropolis of Athens is a candidate to be one of the 7 wonders of the modern world. The Holy Rock of the Acropolis dates back to the 5th BC, the famous Golden Age of Pericles.
WHAT TO DO, WHAT TO SEE
The Acropolis/ The Acropolis museum/ The Parthenon: The most iconic symbol of the city, with the best view and the great history.
The Plaka/ Ancient Agora of Athens: The old historical neighbourhood of Athens, with many graphic cafes.
National Archaeological Museum: In its collections are represented all the cultures that flourished in Greece from prehistoric times to the end of the Roman period.
Panathenaic Stadium: At the Panathinaiko Stadium, competitions of the first modern Olympic Games took place in 1896.
Monastiraki Area: The most famous area of Athens with many tourist shops and taverns with traditional kitchen.
Hellenic Parliament (Parliament): One of the oldest buildings, as it was the palace of King Otto and George.
Explore the Vavrona Region: At a distance of about 40 minutes from the center of Athens. The combination of a sunken boat, a lonely island, a small church and the turquoise waters looks like it came out of a postcard!
Visit Parnitha and Tatoi: The most classic of the classic day trips, it has it all: And nice hiking and biking routes for the most active of us, and historical explorations for history lovers, and surprises along the way, and a mini zoo on Lake Beleci, for those who have little boys.
Visit Elefsina: In the minds of most of us, a day trip can mean trails, cycling and hiking, or just mountain walks, but we will not leave the children of the city complaining: Elefsina is the closest city attic to Attica has to show , while history buffs have one more reason to rejoice, as there is the archeological place that hosted the famous Eleusinian Mysteries.