Inhabited since 5,000 BC, the Acropolis (High City)(461-429 BC) is forever shrouded in the awe of knowing that it is…

It becomes an unseparated piece of the ancient temple of Acropolis.

Parthenon is the symbol of Hellenic (Greek) civilization in its peak on 5th century BC.

Nestling around the foot of the Acropolis, it winds its way from the area of the new Acropolis Museum to the Ancient…

It clearly displays the rise and fall of several Greek civilizations throughout the ages through objects, gold, clay…

Every four years the city of Athens gave over 2,000 panathenaic amphorae to the winners of her games- over 70 tons of…

Located atop a hill within the Ancient Agora, this temple is nearly intact.

Although a modern structure been built in commemoration of the first Olympic Games, serves as the umbilical cord of…

It consists of a mass of important ruins, containing some of the most critical civic structures of the ancient city.

Located beside the Parthenon, this ancient temple boasts four magnificent Greek goddesses holding up a porch.

This venue locates here for more than 2.000 years, used to be the main venue for the Athens Festival.

Nestled at the the foot of the Acropolis, just above Plaka, lies this unique settlement of tiny whitewashed houses with…