Acropolis of Athens

Ancient citadel featuring iconic structures like the Parthenon.

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Acropolis Museum

Museum housing artifacts from the Acropolis site.

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Ancient Agora of Athens

Historic marketplace and gathering area with ruins.

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Plaka Neighborhood

Oldest district in Athens, known for its narrow streets and neoclassical architecture.

Temple of Olympian Zeus

Ruins of a colossal temple dedicated to Zeus.

National Archaeological Museum

Museum with a vast collection of Greek antiquities.

Mount Lycabettus

Hill offering panoramic views of Athens.

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Panathenaic Stadium

Historic stadium that hosted the first modern Olympic Games.

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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.

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Kolonaki

Upscale, quiet area with excellent museums, boutiques, and tree-lined streets, ideal for families.

Plaka

Historic district with picturesque streets, close to major attractions, popular with tourists.

Syntagma Square

Central, bustling area with important landmarks, restaurants, and bars, suitable for first-time visitors.

Koukaki

Local neighborhood vibe with pedestrian zones and traditional Greek food, near the Acropolis.