2 days in Athens

Tour today will start at the temple of Olympian Zeus.

This half-ruined temple is dedicated to Zeus, the chief of the Olympian Gods. Here you can join an organized tour starting from 61.20 euros.

🗲 Zeus, the god of the sky and thunder in Greek mythology
🏁 Built in 6th century B.C.
🏁 completed in 131 AD
🏛️ originally 104 Corinthian columns of which only 15 remain standing

Nearby is the Arch of Hadrian which was erected in 132 AD as a gate between the ancient city and the Roman city of Athens. Its columns named after an ancient Roman emperor.

🚶 2 min walk from Temple of Olympian Zeus
🏁 constructed by the Athenians in A.D. 131

Plaka will give you a village feel vibe. The beautiful streets are filled with tourists and locals alike.

Here you'll discover interesting shops where some sells jewelry, clothes, and local ceramics.

This is also a great place to buy souvenirs and taste local food.

🏁 the oldest section of Athens
🍽️ cafe and restaurant
🛍️ 💍🖼️ different types of shops and items for tourist

Visit the iconic 5th-century temple dedicated, mainly, to patron goddess, Athena.

⚔️ Athena, Greek goddess of wisdom and war
🏁 Dating 4000/3500 BC - 1100 BC, 8th century BC - 4th c. A.D., 4th century AD - 13th century AD, 13th century AD - 15th century AD, 15th century AD - 19th century AD

Some of the Monuments of the Space
🏛️ Parthenon
🏛️ Erechtheion
🏛️ Propylaea
🏛️ Temple of Athena Nike

Tickets are available at ticket offices as well as online.
http://odysseus.culture.gr/h/3/gh351.jsp?obj_id=2384

A Roman theater structure located on the southwest slope of the Acropolis. The conservatory, which was used mainly for music events, was covered and had a total capacity of 5,000 people.

Located about 500m to the west of the Acropolis, the Pnyx is a rocky hill surrounded by parks. It has a special place in world history as one of the most important historic sites.

You can join an organized tour starting from 35 euros.

The Agora of Athens today is an archaeological site located beneath the northwest slope of the Acropolis.

Site Monuments
🏛️ Temple of Hephaistos
🏛️ Tholos at the Ancient Agora
🏛️ Bouleuterion at the Ancient Agora
🏛️ Museum of the Ancient Agora

The archeological site of Kerameikos includes part of the Themistocleian wall, the well-known gates of Athens Dipylos and Holy Gate, the Pompeii, the burial precinct with the column of Igisos, the Public sign and other well-known burial monuments. 

The entrance to the area is located on Ermou Street.

🏛️ Archaeological Museum of Kerameikos exhibits a collection of stone slabs, sculptures and other finds from the excavations of the German Archaeological Institute in the archeological site of Kerameikos.

⛪ At the edge of the site is domed Agia Triada church.

From hotel, find your way to Omonia Square where your day commence.

This public central square was built in 1846 with interesting buildings, amongst which are the Neoclassical mansions and the National Archaeological Museum, which rank among the leading museums in the world and hosts rare art treasures from the Neolithic era up to the Roman period.

What you'll find in the square
🚖 Transportation
🏬 Shops
☕ Cafes & bakeries
🏛️ Museums

Take time to visit and explore the  largest museum in Greece and one of the most important in the world.

For hours of operation and tickets, please visit
https://www.namuseum.gr/episkepsi/

Walk the streets of Exarcheia and explore its creative spaces. Spend some time soaking up the vibrant activity that everyone’s talking about.

Before leaving the place, make sure you took time to enjoy
✔️ Good food
✔️ Vintage shopping
✔️ Explore art galleries

End the day of adventure at the renowned Ama Lachei. With an outdoor courtyard, as well as a vibrant indoor space, this historic spot is an essential Exarchia bucket list.

This place is always packed with people so make sure to save your spot early.

For inquiries, please click the link below
https://restaurant-47828.business.site/