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Parthenon
Athensโ iconic 5th-century marble temple atop the Acropolis, famed worldwide for its architecture, history, and commanding presence over the city.
Acropolis of Athens
Ancient citadel featuring iconic structures like the Parthenon.
Acropolis Museum
Museum housing artifacts from the Acropolis site.
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Magnificent 2nd-century marble amphitheater on the Acropolis slopes, best experienced during festival performances under the night sky.
Erechtheion
Elegant Acropolis temple dedicated to Athena and Poseidon, renowned for its complex design and the famous Caryatid porch.
Ancient Agora of Athens
Historic marketplace and gathering area with ruins.
Temple of Hephaistos
Exceptionally preserved ancient Greek temple within the Ancient Agora, offering a vivid sense of classical architecture and Athenian religious life.
Temple of Athena Nike
Small but significant Acropolis sanctuary celebrating victory, prized for its refined classical proportions and dramatic perch above the city.
Plaka Neighborhood
Oldest district in Athens, known for its narrow streets and neoclassical architecture.
Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center
Renzo Piano-designed cultural hub with expansive parkland, viewpoints, and frequent free events, also home to the Greek National Opera.
Stoa of Attalos
Reconstructed ancient stoa in the Ancient Agora housing archaeological finds, ideal for understanding daily life and public spaces of old Athens.
National Gallery
Extensive art museum with over 20,000 works spanning Greek and European masters, offering strong modern Greek collections and rotating exhibitions.
Temple of Olympian Zeus
Ruins of a colossal temple dedicated to Zeus.
Museum of Cycladic Art
Highly regarded museum featuring minimalist Cycladic figurines and standout temporary exhibitions, plus a quality shop for design-inspired souvenirs.
Greek National Opera
Major performance venue within the SNFCC, presenting opera, ballet, and concerts in a contemporary setting with excellent facilities.
National Archaeological Museum
Museum with a vast collection of Greek antiquities.
Mount Lycabettus
Hill offering panoramic views of Athens.
Panathenaic Stadium
Historic stadium that hosted the first modern Olympic Games.
Monastiraki Flea Market
Vibrant market area known for shopping and street food.
Benaki Museum
Museum showcasing Greek art and artifacts from prehistoric to modern times.
Kolonaki
Upscale, quiet area with excellent museums, boutiques, and tree-lined streets, ideal for families.
Monastiraki
Buzzing central district with flea market, shopping, dining, and rooftop bars; walkable and well-connected by Metro.
Plaka
Historic district with picturesque streets, close to major attractions, popular with tourists.
Thiseio
Leafy, hilly area with neoclassical streets and cafes; central, quieter, and close to the Ancient Agora.
Makriyanni
Sightseeing-focused area at the southern base of the Acropolis, anchored by the Acropolis Museum.
Syntagma Square
Central, bustling area with important landmarks, restaurants, and bars, suitable for first-time visitors.
City Center
Lively core with restaurants, street food, boutiques, and cocktail bars; walkable base near major attractions.
Akadimia
Central, walkable district with notable neoclassical architecture, slightly outside main tourist hubs but near key sights.
Athens Riviera
Coastal area south of the center offering luxury beach resorts while remaining within reach of Athens landmarks.
Koukaki
Local neighborhood vibe with pedestrian zones and traditional Greek food, near the Acropolis.
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Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport
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