The iconic hilltop citadel showcasing ancient Greek architecture, including the majestic Parthenon, Erechtheion with its Caryatids, and the Temple of Athena Nike, offering panoramic views of Athens.

A colossal ancient temple dedicated to Zeus, featuring towering Corinthian columns, part of a vast complex that once housed the largest temple in ancient Greece, reflecting the grandeur of Hellenistic architecture.

Dedicated to Athena, the Parthenon is the most iconic symbol of ancient Greece, renowned for its Doric columns, intricate friezes depicting mythological scenes, and historical significance as a symbol of democracy and culture.

The heart of ancient Athens' political, social, and commercial life, featuring ruins of temples, stoas, and the iconic Temple of Hephaestus, offering insights into daily life and governance in classical Athens.

Athens' oldest neighborhood known for its charming narrow streets, neoclassical architecture, lively tavernas, and souvenir shops, providing a glimpse into traditional Greek culture and vibrant atmosphere.

Housing one of the world's greatest collections of ancient Greek artifacts, including sculptures, pottery, jewelry, and frescoes, offering a comprehensive journey through Greek history and artistry.

Athens' central square and political hub, features the Greek Parliament building, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with its changing of the guard ceremony, and surrounded by cafes, shops, and historic buildings.

A vibrant area known for its flea market, offering a mix of antique shops, boutiques, and traditional tavernas, with the ancient ruins of Hadrian's Library and the Roman Agora nearby.