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Acropolis Museum, Athens
With over 3000 bits and pieces spread over three levels, this museum gives you a potted history of the Acropolis between the 7th-century BCE and the 5th-century CE.
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Ancient Agora of Athens
This was the political, commercial and social hub of everyday Athenian life. The archaeological site contains the ruins of a variety of ancient buildings.
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Archaeological Museum of Delphi, Greece
Zeus's notion that Delphi was the belly-button of the world may not be anatomically accurate but make a trip to Delphi and you'll see what he had in mind...
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Benaki Museum, Athens
The Benaki Museum has over 300,000 exhibits and is right in the heart of Athens, opposite the Presidential Palace and The National Gardens.
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Byzantine And Christian Museum, Athens
A rich and unique display of Byzantine artistic heritage the Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens is a Must! The museum is beautifully and easily laid out thus providing a good time.
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Monument of Philopappos, Athens
On the top of Filopappou Hill is the elaborate marble mausoleum dedicated to the Roman statesman, Gaius Julius Antiochus Epiphanes Philopappos built in the 2nd-century CE.
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Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens
A museum devoted to the art and culture of the ancient, particularly the Cyclades, as well as ancient Cyprus and Greece.
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Museum of Greek Folk Art, Athens
In a restored old house in the heart of the historic Plaka district of Athens, right at the foot of the Parthenon, the Greek Museum of Folk Art is something of a hidden gem for anyone interested in Greece’s vast popular artistic heritage.
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National Archaeological Museum, Athens
It's no secret that Greece is something of an archaeological treasure trove, with new finds and sites still being unearthed even today.
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National Art Gallery - Alexandros Soutzos Museum, Athens
A comprehensive collection of Greek Art in a beautiful and modern setting.
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National Garden, Athens
Formerly the royal gardens as designed by Queen Amalie in 1838, this 15 hectacre park in the centre of Athens was opened to the public in 1920.
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Panathenaic Stadium, Athens
An ancient marble stadium dating back to the 4th-century BCE, which is now a multi-purpose venue for music and sports events.
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Parthenon, Athens
An ancient temple dedicated to Athena, the patron goddess of Athens. it is the largest building on the Acropolis.
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Spathario Shadow Theatre Museum, Athens
Shadow Theater is entrenched in Greek Folklore. It is an art form that has entertained many generations by using leather puppets against the back drop of a white screen. It is assumed that the theatre originates from the Far East.
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Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athens
A huge temple in the centre of Athens devoted to Zeus, ruler of the ancient Greek gods.
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War Museum, Athens
A museum focused on the history of Greek warfare from antiquity to the 20th-century.
