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An absolutely essential addition to a visit to the Acropolis.

An unassuming little Orthodox church from 1834, whitewashed with a blue dome, with a freestanding bell tower, which is visible in (almost) all of Athens.

The Catholic Cathedral of Saint Denis the Areopagite is one of the very few Catholic churches. Services in English are held here on Sundays at 6:30 pm. For more information, visit www.saintdenis.gr

Heinrich Schliemann had this house built in Athens between 1879 and 1881, designed by the architect Ernst Ziller. The interior is inspired by his excavations at Mycenae and Troy. Although it is called the "House or Hut of Troy," it is actually a palace in the neoclassical style. In 1926, Schliemann's widow, Sophia Engastromenos, was forced to sell the house to the Greek state due to financial difficulties. After renovation, it has been used as part of the Numismatic Museum since 1998. Teachers receive free admission (October 2025) Use fewer words

Hadrian's Gate is an ancient building in Athens. It marks the entrance to the Athenian Temple of Olympian Zeus and was dedicated to Hadrian during his visit to Athens in 132. Strictly speaking, it was not a city gate, but rather a monument of honor.

Hadrian's Gate is an ancient structure in Athens. It marks the entrance to the Temple of Olympian Zeus and was dedicated in honor of Hadrian during his visit to Athens in 132. Strictly speaking, it was not a city gate, but rather a monument of honor. WIKIPEDIA

The museum is a huge exhibition space; numerous galleries on each floor, totaling 8,000 m² of space, with over 20,000 exhibits. The oldest monuments date back to the sixth millennium BCE. https://zwiedzo-maniacy.pl/narodowe+muzeum+archeologiczne+ateny

The beginnings of the museum date back to 1829, after Greece had been liberated from Turkish occupation. It was the first museum in the newly established state. Its first location was the Aigina orphanage. Initially, it was supposed to house only exhibits from the immediate vicinity, from excavations, mainly from Attica and its surroundings, from work carried out in the 19th century. However, time has shown that it has become a much more extensive institution, which also included exhibits from other regions not only of the country, but also from the world. Their number was constantly growing, so until 1858 they had to be moved to different exhibition halls. It became necessary to build one, large, separate facility for them. This is how a neoclassical building was built in the years 1866-1869. https://ateny.info.pl/narodowe-muzeum-archeologiczne/