Acropolis

Acropolis

If you see only one thing in Athens, make it the UNESCO-listed ancient Acropolis. This fortified citadel sits atop a limestone hill in the centre of the city. Here, you’ll find the world-famous Parthenon ruins, Erechtheion, the Propylaia and the Temple of Athena Nike. These impressive pillars and crumbling temples are an iconic part of Greece’s capital. 
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360 Degrees Hotel Athens

Athens, Athens

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  • 900m from Acropolis
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Athens by bike

Athens by bike

Athens

Touring Athens on two-wheels is a great way to soak up the scenery. Choose from city-centre trails, where you can whizz through the pages of history, or head for the coast and cruise along Athens Riviera’s...

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Erechtheion

Erechtheion

Athens

Also known as the Temple of Athena, this intricate structure can be found on the north side of the Acropolis site. The porch of Caryatids is a real highlight where you’ll see six intricately sculptured...

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Parthenon

Parthenon

Athens

This former temple dominates the Acropolis in Athens’ centre. Its construction dates back to around 447 BC where it was dedicated to the goddess of Athena, patron of the city. Today, you can explore this...

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