Monastiraki Market

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Erechtheion (0.00 km)

The Erechtheion was built on ground uneven with shrines and alters, on the spot where Poseidon was believed to have hit the earth with his trident,...
The Athenian Agora (0.00 km)

There is something special for the holiday traveller to be able to say that they have walked in the footsteps of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and the...
Benaki Museum (0.00 km)

This is one of the oldest collections of antiquities in Athens, home of many, many antiquities. It includes collections from Ancient Greece, the...
Athens Archeological Museum (0.66 km)

One of the most important museums of classical antiquity in the world, the National Archeological Museum of Athens dates rom the late 19thC and houses...
Mask of Agamemnon (0.66 km)

Believed to be the funeral mask of a great Mycenaean warrior, the Mask of Agamemnon could date back to as far as 1500 BC and is a quintessential...
The Parthenon (1.32 km)

The supreme expression of ancient Greek architectural genius, the Parthenon has enchanted painters and poets for two thousand years. Neolithic remains...
Acropolis (1.44 km)

Not the only acropolis in Greece, this is the one people are generally referring to, a plateau of rock on which to build the greatest parts of Athens,...
Acropolis Museum (1.46 km)

On the site of the Acropolis itself, this discreet building houses a magnificent collection of art and sculpture primarily dedicated to the religious...
Archaeological Sites of Mycenae and Tiryns (90.69 km)

The archaeological sites of Mycenae and Tiryns are the imposing ruins of the two greatest cities of the Mycenaean civilization, which dominated the...
The Peloponnese (91.35 km)

When sailing the Peloponnese don't expect to be dodging other tourist yachts, rushing for its mooring spaces and dinner bookings, or claiming minimal...