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| Things to do in Athens |
| Written by Anna James | Posted in Blog Updated 20-May | ||||||||||||||||
Money Saving Tip #6 Use Travelex.com to get the best rates on your currency (better than the Post Office!). Even if you are not a fan of architecture, archeology or history, you will still be able to appreciate sightseeing around Athens. The most iconic of all structures in Athens have to be the Parthenon in Acropolis. The Acropolis is the epitome of Greece holidays. It is a majestic sight and it is huge and magnificent, perched on a hill overlooking the town of Athens. It is known that it is so beautiful and amazing to the point that it could reduce tourists to tears. If you want to have the perfect view of the Acropolis, head over to the ancient Agora and you will know what I mean. Another sightseeing destination in Athens is Mount Lycabettus. Take a ride on a peculiar looking train to the upper parts of the mountains where you will be able to see the beauty of Athens from up above. There is also a café and an amphitheatre there, which makes it worth the trip. Mount Lycabettus is a must in your tentative of your Greece holidays. Athens is not all about sightseeing. Experience the Athenian culture during your Greece holidays at various neighborhoods scattered around. One of the oldest yet fun neighborhood in Athens is the Plaka. There are hundreds of shops consisting of craft workshops, restaurants and taverns, distilleries and so much more. The best time to visit Plaka is during Apokreas, the carnival season of Greece from the 13th of February to the 6th of March. For more Athenian cultural experience, enjoy the music and parties of the Psiri neighborhood or take time to meet Stavros Melissinos, the world renowned Athenian poet. His works in literature are studied in universities all around the world, and a pleasant man to visit. Not to mention you could get an Athenian sandal made for you on your Greece holidays as he is a sandal-maker as well! Money Saving Tip #2 Book your hotel through Booking.com and get the lowest rate for your hotel..guaranteed! From the markets at Monastiraki and Agora-Athens, to the Athenian beaches, find out more guide to Athens for your Greece holidays on this page! If you would like to share your thoughts or request any more information on this topic please do so by leaving a comment below. I will personally respond to every comment and love to hear from you all! Also, don't forget to subscribe to our RSS Feed to get future articles delivered straight to your inbox! Thank you :-) ![]()
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There is nothing more synonymous to Greece holidays than the city of Athens. Athens was the birthplace of early Western civilization, and even until today it still remains as the epitome of historic proportions when it comes to Greece. Even in the myths, Athens is known as the city of wisdom and knowledge and it is watched over by the Greek god, Athena. The perfect spot for those who love history or things of the past, Athens is still a striving city with a lot to offer - from its beautiful architectures, to its holiday destinations - you will definitely enjoy the refreshing experience of stepping foot on an island full of history and enjoying its bliss.



