El pequeño templo erigido con un estilo jónico albergaba una imagen de Atenea Niké, símbolo de la victoria, a la que se le cortaron las alas para que la fuera imposible abandonar Atenas.
Left of the teleferique on Plutarch street in Kolonaki there's a footpath leading to the top of the hill, if you are up to hiking. Another path will take you down the other side towards Ambelokipi.
Definitely visit the Folk Art, History and Maritime Museums and the Ancient port. The most popular beaches are Selínia, Kanakia, Faneromeni, Saterlí and Kakí Vígla. Read more.
One of the most romantic destinations in Greece! Explore the traditional stone mansions, narrow cobblestoned streets and secluded squares. Also, the island has a ban on using cars! Read more.
Great Beaches in Attica’s southeastern tip. Also, you should definitely visit the Temple of Poseidon, one of the most important landmarks in the area! Read more.
One of the most elegant districts of Athens, Glyfada stands out for its sandy palm-fringed beaches and its cosmopolitan cafes and clubs! Read more.
Home to two amazing organised beaches and the Riviera’s biggest beach clubs. Voula A’ beach has been awarded a blue flag this year, which makes it ideal (and safe!) for families as well. Read more.
The lake’s mineral and brackish waters feel absolutely silky while swimming whereas it is reportedly healing for rheumatism and arthritis! Read more.
An oasis in the centre of the city with more than 500 different species of plants, trees, birds and animals. Enjoy your walk!
Its exhibits, devoted to Greek and Oriental art, are appropriately displayed in the setting of an early 20th century mansion.
The world renowned National Archaeological Museum contains exhibits dating from prehistoric times through to the Byzantine period.
Welcome to Spetses, an island boasting a long naval tradition! Definitely worth visiting the House of Bouboulina, the Church of Panayia Armata and Cathedral of Ayios Nikolaos. Read more.
Join an excursion to the Temple of Aphaia or take a walk around the lovely town. A popular getaway for Athenians during the summer months.
The Roman Agora is the market of Caesar and Augustus and is located on the north side of the Acropolis. It is a must-see place where you can explore and discover more about Greek civilization.
Templo jónico levantado en el lugar más sagrado de la Acrópolis, donde la diosa Atenea hizo florecer el primer olivo de las tierras griegas. La zona más llamativa son las Cariátides.
