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On top of the Kolonos Agoraios hill, which borders the Ancient Agora of Athens on the western side, stands the temple of Hephaestus, widely known as “Thission”. It is one […]

Filopappos hill, or Mousson hill (Hill of the Muses), or Seggio hill, is a hill in Athens, located on the opposite side from the Acropolis, to the south-west. It is […]

The Greek Parliament has been housed in the Old Royal Palace from 1929 until now. It is a neoclassical building, designed by Friedrich von Gärtner, the architect of Bavaria’s Royal […]

The National Garden is the largest park in the centre of Athens (with a surface area of about 70 acres), located just a few meters away from the Syntagma metro […]

Lycabettus is a hill in Athens surrounded by a forest, right in the heart of the city. According to ancient Greek mythology, the goddess Athena wanted her temple on the […]

The Panathenaic Stadium, also known as Kallimarmaro, hosted in ancient times some of the events of the Panathenaia celebration, which took place in honour of the goddess Athena. Built between […]

Hadrian’s Gate (or Hadrian’s Arch), is a monumental gate which resembles – in some respects – a Roman triumphal arch and is located at a close distance from the Steles […]

Under the shade of the Holy Rock of the Acropolis lies probably the most ancient district of Europe, Plaka, also known as “the District of Gods”. Its majestic past is […]

Monastiraki is a district of Athens, neighbouring with Psiri, Plaka and Thission districts. It owes its name to the old church of Koimisis Theotokou (Dormition of the Mother of God), […]

The area of Psiri is one of the most historical and picturesque districts of Athens, and a favourite spot for tourists. Representative features of the neighbourhood are the not so […]

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