Top sights on this tour:

• Acropolis
  The jewel in the crown and the symbol of Athens, linking the old with the new.It was once used as a gunpowder store.
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• Acropolis. Parthenon
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• Erechtheion
  A temple approachable but still magnificent.Its columns, Caryatids is beauty and simplicity at its best.
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• Herodes Atticus Theatre
  Built by Herodus Atticus, a philosopher and a teacher. Often damaged by..chewing gums!
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• Theatre of Dionysos
  This is where theatre started. The most ancient theatre in the world.
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• Temple of Olympian Zeus
  Dedicated to King of the Gods Zeus, this temple was bigger than the Parthenon.
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• Temple of Olympian Zeus
  Dedicated to King of the Gods Zeus, this temple was bigger than the Parthenon.
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• Hadrian’s Arch
  Built in honour of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, it was the main gate way to the city.
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• Panathinaiko Stadium
  The home of the first modern day Olympic Games and the only stadium in the world entirely of white marble.
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• Roman Agora and Tower of the Winds
  Oldest weather station in the world, powered by the springs from the Acropolis. It has base reliefs of the eight winds one for each point of the compass
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• Plaka
  The oldest part of the city and the neighborhood of the Greek Gods. Great for shopping and eating out.
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• Thiseo and Temple of Hephaistos
  The best preserved temple of antiquity, built in 460-415 BC.
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• Ermou street (Mitropoleos Cathedral and Aghios Eleftherios Chapel)
  Built in the 12thcentury and it was once used as a library.
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• Monastiraki
  A distinctive old Athens area with criss -crossing streets and old buildings. Along with the oldest Metro station (1895)
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• Syntagma Square and Tomb of Unknown Soldier
  The main square of the city and the tomb of Unknown Soldier.
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• Changing of the guard ceremony
  Most handsome, young, Greek guys are here 24/7!
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• View of Lykavittos Hill
  and many other great attractions! See all  
  As it’s much taller than the Acropolis it’s the best place for the best view of the city.
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