Plaka, the old historical district of Athens, situated close to Voreoanatolikous hills of the Acropolis.
This area consists of various ancient and narrow San maze full of neoclassical architecture
Plaka is built on residential areas of ancient Athens.
Known as “The Geitoneia gods” ratio of the distance to the Acropolis and its many archaeological sites.
Hephaestus was the god father of metalourgeias. There were various shops round iron from the temple to honor the…
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During 1869, the Greek parliament distribute 80,000 sq. meters of public land between the courtyards of the palace…
The Evzones The Evzones is the name of some historical elite military units in the mountains of the Greek…
read moreThe Acropolis Museum is an archaeological museum focused on the findings of the archaeological site of the Acropolis of…
read moreThe Roman Forum is an archaeological site in Athens. It was the central market in ancient Athens in Roman…
read moreThe ancient market was built in the city center as a public space in the sixth century BC although…
read moreThe Athens Acropolis is a rocky hill of EUR 156 m. Above sea level and 70 m. From the…
read moreThe Greek Parliament is located in the old royal palace, looking at the Constitution Square in Athens.
The house is…
The Lion of Piraeus is one of the four lion statues ekthetontai at the Venice arsenal, there is shown…
read moreThe Temple of Olympian Zeus Olympieion or, colloquially referred to as columns or Temple of Olympian Zeus, an important…
read moreThe Bay of Zea Pasalimani or older is the second largest port of Piraeus with circular shape.
Front has restaurants,…
Hadrian’s Gate is a monumental gate that looks to some terms with a Roman triumphal arch.
Expands an ancient road…
The Greek Maritime Museum was built in 1949. Located in the wells near the Port of Zea in Piraeus
The…
