The monument to Plato is one of the famous monuments of Greece. You can see this sculpture near the Academy of Sciences next to th …
In the southern part of the Greek capital is one of the most beautiful and cozy beaches of Greece – Voula. One of the favorite pla …
Alu Phan Park is the largest amusement park in Greece. It was opened in 2002 and since then has been very popular with both young …
Greece is famous for a large number of religious sites. One of them is the temple of St. Eleftheria, or as it is also called the O …
Opened in 2000, the Attic Zoological Park is one of the largest in Europe. Its inhabitants number 350 different species of animals …
Traditional Park "Dimaki" is a popular ecological resort located in Greece, 125 kilometers from Athens. Picturesque views and envi …
The National Garden of Athens is a state park spread over 15.5 hectares in the city center. It is located directly behind the Gree …
Amphiaraion Archaeological Site is an archaeological site in Greece located in Kalamos. Archaeological Park "Amphiary" is the site …
The beach Megalo Kavouri itself Greeks call the best on the Attic coast. Located twenty kilometers from the capital in a small coz …
Adrianu pedestrian street is located in the Plaka area and is one of the oldest in the Greek capital. It is named after the Greek …
Socrates Prison is a very important tourist and cultural place in Athens. According to legends and legends, it was there that the …
The monastery of St. David of Euboea is rightly called the pearl of Athens. In addition to the fact that this monastery is active, …
The ruins of the temple of Zeus of Nemea are a popular attraction of the small town of Nemea, well known to many tourists for the …
Athens has the best digital planetarium in the world. It is rightly called one of the Athenian miracles. The planetarium was opene …
Glyfada is a famous resort, located fifteen kilometers from Athens, is part of the agglomeration of Greater Athens. The most fa …
Greece is famous for its caves, which are rightly called natural wonders. One of them is Kutuki Cave located on the eastern slope …
Omonia Square is one of the central squares located in a lively area of the capital. It dates back to the 19th century. It was pla …
Kalamitsi beach is one of the famous holiday destinations in Greece. It is located in the village of the same name. Sarti is 16 ki …
The Parthenon Temple is one of the oldest temples in Greece, which attracts many tourists every year. There is really something to …
The temple of Niki Apteros is located on the territory of the Acropolis. Named after the goddess of victory. The date of construct …
The Church of the Holy Apostles is one of the oldest places in modern Greece. Its construction dates back to the 10th century, at …
The National Library is a place where unique publications from different periods of Greek history are collected, one of the larges …
The Tesseinon Temple is considered one of the main temples in the Greek capital. Almost 100 percent has survived to our time. Ther …
The temple of St. Panteleimon is rightfully considered one of the famous temples on the peninsula. It was founded in September 191 …
Mount Likavit, or hill Lycavittos, is located in the heart of the city and is recognized as its highest point. The mountain offers …
The Presidential Palace in the Greek capital has an interesting history. In 1868, King George I, in honor of the birth of his son, …
Pireos Street is the central avenue between Athens and Piraeus Harbour. That explains the name of the street. It's about ten kilom …
Mount Philopappos is located in Athens west of the Acropolis. According to legend, it was a favorite place where ancient thinkers …
The bust of the ancient Greek philosopher Sophocles is located in the central park of the Greek capital – Athens. The bust is made …
Constitution Square (Syntagmatos) got its name from the Constitution of 1843, which was proposed by King Otto I. It is located nea …
The Church of Panagia Gorgoepikoos, or Minor Metropolia, refers to the early Christian period. It dates back to the 12th century. …
Kotzia Square is one of the central squares in the city municipality. Nearby are buildings that represent the neoclassical style o …
Erechtheion Temple (Greece, Athens) is an ancient Greek architectural monument belonging to the main temples of ancient Athens. Th …
The Wind Tower in Athens is a truly unique architectural monument. Built of marble from Mount Pentely. Among the townspeople, the …
Monastiraki Market (Greece, Athens) is a brisk trade in such goods as antiques from private collections, art and military parapher …
In ancient Greece, the Athenian Agora was the center of activity for all Athenians. There were concerts, political debates, variou …
EOT Beach Club Alimos is one of the most popular beaches of the Greek capital. It is located in the southwestern part of the city. …
The Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Most Holy Mother of God is the main attraction of the central part of Athens. It is locat …
The Cathedral of St. Dionysius the Areopagite dates from 1844. The author of the project is Leo von Klenze, who used the church in …
The Peloponnese Peninsula is the southern part of Greece. We invite you to Argolis, an area where a real time travel awaits us. T …
Evening tour with swimming on the radon lake and the most beautiful sunset of Greece. If you arrive in Athens during the day an …
Fishing in Greece is a special sensation caused primarily by the gambling process. Almost everyone can feel like a lucky fisherman …
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Athens is a city where antiquity harmoniously coexists with modern life. The birthplace of democracy, the birthplace of great thinkers and myths, the capital with a multi-layered history and a lively atmosphere: from marble ruins to cozy streets of Plaka and bustling markets of Monastiraki. Visitors come here for the spirit of history, Mediterranean light and urban energy, and often wonder what to see first.
Among the man-made attractions are the Acropolis with the Parthenon, the Erechtheion and the temple of Nike Apteros, the majestic Temple of Olympian Zeus and the ancient Athenian Agora. The city also features the Tesseion Temple, the Wind Tower, the National Library and the Presidential Palace, the Cathedral of the Annunciation, and many ancient churches and monasteries, including Caesariani and the Monastery of St. David. Planetarium, Attic Zoological Park, monuments to Plato and Sophocles, pedestrian streets of Hadrian and markets like Monastiraki add diversity and depth to the urban landscape.
The natural attractions around Athens are not inferior to the cultural: the hills of Lycavittos and Philopappos offer breathtaking panoramas of the Acropolis and the bay, and the Imittos mountains and green parks of the city give shade and freshness. The coast of Attica beckons the beaches of Voula, Glyfada, Megalo Kavouri and the club bays of Alimos, where you can combine sightseeing with sea recreation. The National Garden, the traditional Dimaki Park, and the nearby caves and archaeological grounds offer tranquil routes for walking and picnics.
On our site you can see all the listed attractions on an interactive map, read brief descriptions and put personal points of interest. A convenient tool for building routes will help to plan the day taking into account distances, time and topics - historical walks, architectural routes or beach holidays. This allows you to quickly draw up an optimal visit plan and see on the map what places are convenient to combine in one day.
You are free to explore Athens on your own, following the developed routes and stopping in your favorite places, or book excursions with local guides to delve deeper into the history and culture of the city. Professional guides will help to reveal little-known stories, show hidden views and offer author's routes adapted to your interests and pace of travel.
Come to Athens to see with your own eyes the fusion of ancient and modern, enjoy the sunsets over the Saronic Gulf and the taste of Greek cuisine in a cozy tavern. Discover new places, make routes and go to meet the impressions – the city is waiting for you with open streets, rich history and friendly residents.
