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• Glyfada Beach

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  Glyfada Beach Glyfada 166 75

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• Voula

  20km/12 miles from Athens has a National Tourist Organisation (EOT) beach, less luxurious than say Astir beach but well run and with a lovely view over the bay.

  It’s also much quieter than Astir.

  Voula, Greece

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• ΑΡΓΥΡΟΣ ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ

  A friendly, family-run restaurant at Mikrolimano, serving a good selection of fresh fish in a water-front setting.

  ΑΡΓΥΡΟΣ ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ Akti Koumoundourou 32, Pireas 185 33

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• Mikrolimano

  Further east of Piraeus lies the picturesque Mikrolimano, a small semi-circular harbor for fishing boats. This small bay is lined with canvas covered outdoor restaurants serving up fresh seafood. Some are rather expensive, but the are very popular with Greek patrons.
  

  Mikrolimano Pireas 185 33, Greece

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• Kastella

  Kastella Hill and the cliff-hugging road above Mikrolomano offer panoramic views of the harbor and the Athens area. You can reach Mikrolimano Neo Faliro stop and then walking (about 30 minutes).

  Kastella, Pireas 185 33

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• Agii Theodori Church

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  Agii Theodori Church Malamou, Athina 116 36, Greece

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• Nautical Museum of Greece

  Located past the cafes along the Zea marina, the entrance to the Hellenic Maritime Museum is marked by the black conning tower of a submarine. The museum traces the nautical history of Greece from an ancient times to the present and includes graphic displays of great naval battles. Remnants of the Long Wall fortifications built by Themistocles in the 5th century BC are incorporated in the building.

  Nautical Museum of Greece Akti Themistokleous 12, Pireas 185 37

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• Dionysiou Areopagitou 15

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  Dionysiou Areopagitou 15, Athina 117 42, Greece

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• Acropolis Museum

  After you’ve admired the temples, visit the Acropolis Museum, sitting unobtrusively in a hollow at the southeast corner. Every exhibit in the cool interior was found on the site.

  The first three galleries contain pre-classical works of the 6th century BC. Ancient Greek sculptures are admired as the first to portray the human form in a natural, though the human form in a natural, though idealized way.

  They also produced some splendid animals. See, for example, the collection of Four Horses (570 BC) in room no. 2, especially the two in the centre with their hands turned shyly towards and another.

  Also this room is the outstanding Moschophoros – a marble statue of a man carrying on his half shoulders as a votive offering. Note the symmetry of the calf’s legs and the man’s arms, as well as the tension in his muscles and the detail of his hair.

  In rooms 4 and 5 you have a chance to study the evolution of the enigmatic smile and almond-shaped eyes that characterize the archaic period. The Man on Horseback (560 BC) is a fine example, even though the head is a copy (the Louvre has the original). Most of the statues in these rooms are kore young women), which stood in the temples as handmaidens to the gods wearing a heavy shawl, or peplos, over her tunic, is superb.

  Most famous is no. 674, also known as the Almond-Eyed Kore. Dating from about 580 BC, this enchanting work captures the spiritual ideal in human form. After Persian invaders ran riot through the temple in 480 BC, this kore and other ‘violated’ statues were ritually buried by the Greeks, and lay undiscovered until 1885. The head of the ‘Blonde Youth’ (which was named after the yellow colour that once covered his hair) and the statue of the Kritios Boy are examples of the archaic to the classical age of sculpture. Both originate from around 480 BC and show stirrings of individual property.
  
  Room 7 and 8 display parts of the Parthenon frieze and other fragments of sculpture. Watch for the splendid gods – Poseidon, Apollo and Artemis – awaiting the arrival of the Panatheniac procession. The relief of a winged goddess taking off her sandal from the temple of Athena Nike, illustrates the incredible skill with which Greek sculptors captured the relation between dress and the body.

  The museum’s final display is the original Caryatids from the Erechtheion – now safely protected behind glass and special lighting.

  Acropolis Museum Dionysiou Areopagitou Street 15, Αθήνα 117 42, Greece

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• Filopappou Hill or Hill of the Muses

  Filopappou Hill or Lofos Filopappou was in ancient times, the site was dedicated to the Muses, and it’s also called the Mousion.

  The present name honour Antiochos Philopappos, a Syrian prince who served as Roman consul and Athen’s benefactor in the 2nd century AD. The marble monument on the crest was erected in his memory.

  Once sacred, always strategic, this hill is an obligatory stop for camera enthusiasts: there’s a superb view both of the Acropolis and Athens, sloping down to the Bay of Phaleron and Piraeus harbor. It also offers a peaceful respite from the noise of the city; there’s a café halfway up the hill.

  Filopappou Hill or Hill of the Muses Athens 105 55, Greece

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• Nick Loukos
  Amazing sport center right next to the sea! Suitable for all kinds of sports.
• Panos Chronis
  It is one of the few places in the south side of Athens that you can enjoy a walk or a run without having to pay attention to crazy drivers and traffic. It could use a bit of lifting and maintenance though, since people use it every day for their activities.
• Konstantinos Athanasiou
  Great place for exercising, biking, walking and even taking a swim. Has lots of courts for different activities. Has a parking lot, but also there are a number of transportations that will take you right outside the door. It seems a bit abandoned in some parts, but sadly most athletic spots are after the olympic games of 2004
• Chris Chiletis
  Unfortunately , the worst Olympic Centre in the whole Europe.. Seaview is good though!
• Χρυσάνθη Πολύζου
  A place seen in luck without a canteen with half open grounds for the public and the beach full of rubbish No need to repeat for the excursion to school Ένα μέρος παρατημένο στην τύχη του χωρίς κυλικείο με τα μισά γήπεδα κλειστά για το κοινό και την παραλία γεμάτη σκουπίδια Δεν χρήζει επαναλήψεως για την εκδρομή με το σχολείο

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