Averbuck Alexis - Pocket Athens Travel Guide
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Lonely Planet guides are, quite simply, like no other. New York Times
Interactive and inspiring, Pocket Athens highlights all the must-see sights and must-do experiences through stunning images, insider tips, tailored itineraries and easy-to-navigate content. Pocket Athens is the ideal tool for planning and experiencing your perfect trip.
Our experienced, passionate team of authors and local experts immerse themselves in each destination they visit, finding and sharing the unique experiences, and practical and honest advice, so you come away informed and amazed.
Regions covered: Acropolis Area; Ancient Agora, Monastiraki & Psyrri; Greek Parliament, Syntagma & Plaka; Benaki Museum & Kolonaki; Temple of Olympian Zeus & Panathenaic Stadium; National Archaeological Museum & Exarhia; Filopappou Hill & Thisio; Keramikos & Gazi.
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Athenss Best Walks
Athens's Best...
From the iconic Acropolis rising majestically above the expanse of the city to modern art galleries, charming neighbourhood squares and lively bars, bustling Athens is a delightfully quirky clash of past and present, a city that confronts and surprises. Visitors are drawn by ancient monuments bathed in the famous light, but its the citys infectious, creative vibe that enamours and enlivens.
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Acropolis ()The greatest symbol of the glory of Ancient Greece, and a wonder of the world, the Acropolis (High City) rises spectacularly over Athens. Explore its magnificent Parthenon, the pinnacle of classical civilisation.
Athens Top Sights
Acropolis Museum ()Natural light cascades through the spacious galleries of the modern Acropolis Museum, illuminating the priceless treasures of the Acropolis. The museums top-floor glass atrium presents the 161m-long Parthenon frieze in its entirety.
Athens Top Sights
Ancient Agora ()Follow in the footsteps of Socrates at the agora , the heart of ancient Athens civic life and the birthplace of democracy. The Agora Museum bursts with unusual finds and the Temple of Hephaestus is exquisite.
Athens Top Sights
National Archaeological Museum ()Greeces pre-eminent museum houses the worlds largest and finest collection of Greek antiquities. Priceless items date from the neolithic era (6800 BC) to the Cycladic, Mycenaean and classical periods.
Athens Top Sights
Temple of Olympian Zeus ()Greeces largest temple took over 700 years to build. Only a handful of its colossal columns remain, but they help conjure the former size of this still mighty site, dedicated to Zeus and completed by the Roman Emperor Hadrian.
Athens Top Sights
Benaki Museum ()This excellent private museum shows the spectrum of Greeces historical and cultural development, and its fight for Independence. More than 20,000 pieces are displayed chronologically over four levels of a stunning neoclassical mansion.
Athens Top Sights
Keramikos ()The citys ancient necropolis and ceremonial entrance is home to the impressive Street of Tombs and a superb small museum illustrating the splendour with which the ancient Greeks honoured their dead.
Athens Top Sights
Filopappou Hill ()The mythical battleground of Theseus and the Amazons is studded with ruins, has a charming Byzantine church and looks over the whole Attica basin, with superb views of the Acropolis.
After visiting Athens magnificent ancient wonders its time to experience life in the city: well show you the way through the downtown hurly-burly to quiet shaded cafes and delightful neighbourhood squares, and guide you to Athenians favourite dining haunts, shopping spots, galleries and top bars.
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