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• National Garden

  The National Garden is an oasis of green in Athens’ concrete forest. On Sunday morning, families and balloons sellers stroll the winding paths lined with exotic greenery and busts of modern poets. Peacocks, stray cats, a playground and a small zoo are among the attractions.

  National Garden Amalias 1, Αμαλίας 1, Athina 105 57, Greece

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• Hellenic Parliament

  Bronze shields on the marble retaining walls commemorates modern Greek military victories. There’s also an engraved epitaph from Pericles’ funeral oration (430 BC), honoring the Athenians killed in the first year of the Pelopontombs lie underneath Building occupies and upper corner of the sprawling National Garden (Ethnikos Kipos).

  Hellenic Parliament Athens 105 57, Greece

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• Pl. Sintagmatos

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  Pl. Sintagmatos, Athina 105 63, Greece

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• Syntagma Square

  Ringed by banks, deluxe hotels, generic fastfood eateries and travel agencies, Syntagma (Constitution) Square is the central reference point for the most visitors to Athens. It also makes a convenient rendezvous spot for Athenians working in the city centre. Orange trees, cypresses and palms somehow survive the fumes that are emitted by constant traffic swinging into Syntagma from eight major thoroughfares.

  Syntagma Square Pl. Sintagmatos, Athina 105 63, Greece

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• Benaki Museum

  Ancient Greek and Byzantine art, jewellery, icons, costumes, skills and tapestries.

  The Benaki Museum (located on on Vasilissis Sofias and Koumbari Streets) features the handsome private collection of a wealthy Greek art lover in his family mansion. It includes ancient gold and silver jewellery, as well as Byzantine art, traditional Greek costumes, ceramics and icons.

  Benaki Museum Koumpari 1, Athina 106 74, Greece

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• Museum of Cycladic Art

  The Museum of Cycladic and Ancient Greek Art is devoted to the Bronze Age art of the Cyclades Islands, and also has Greek works dating from Minoan to Roman times.

  Contains Cycladic and Ancient Greek Art. Neophytou Douka 4; Open Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 10am-4pm; Sat 10am-3pm; closed Tues and Sun. Free on Sat. Bronze Greek art from Minoan to Roman times.

  The Cycladic marble figurines, which date from during the 3^rd millennium BC, are a rare phenomenon in prehistoric art; yet the simple, minimalist features look simple, minimalist features look strangely modern. This rich collection was amassed by the Goulandris Foundation and housed in a cool, modern building. Special exhibitions are also presented here.

  Museum of Cycladic Art Neofitou Douka 4, Athina 106 74, Greece

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• Temple of Olympian Zeus

  Located on Vas. Olgas and Amalias Avenue. Fifteen impressive Corinthian columns mark the remains of the largest temple ever built in ancient Greece.

  Temple of Olympian Zeus Athens 105 57, Greece

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• Numismatic Museum of Athens

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  Numismatic Museum of Athens El. Venizelou 12, Athina 106 71, Greece

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• Panathenaic Stadium

  Nestling in the hollow of Arditos Hill (lofos Ardittou), the marble Olympic Stadium sits on the site of the stone original of 330 BC. This stadium, built for the first modern Olympic in 1896, holds no fewer than 70,000 people. It is just over 180m (600ft) or one stadion long, and is identical to the ancient U-shaped stadiums at Olympia and Delphi.

  Panathenaic Stadium Leof. Vasileos Konstantinou, Athina 116 35, Greece

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• Agia Aikaterini Church

  Found on Kidathineon street near the Plaka centre, turn left into Farmaki at the far end of the square. This route leads to the 12th-century church of Agia Ekaterini (St Catherine), which sits in a sunken courtyard. A couple of Ionic columns which jut up in front of the palm trees are believed to be the remains of a Roman bath.

  Agia Aikaterini Church Chairefontos, Athina 105 56, Greece

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• Stephen Cole
  The National Gardens are something of an oasis in the concrete sprawl of Athens, offering shade and quiet in a city that mostly has little of either. But shade is the thing; there isn’t a great deal of floral interest or botanical rarity. Whenever we go to Athens we find ourselves spending some time in the gardens, and it is pleasant even in winter to wander along the meandering paths. The southern part is busiest, as there is a playground and the Zappeon which hosts exhibitions. The northern part is quieter, and has a few soothing water features. There’s also a quiet cafe in the north eastern corner, popular with the local police, where relatively few tourists go.
• Aris Vidalis
  A garden in the heart of Athens is something unique. A beautiful garden with a two centuries history, where one can find himself in an idyllic environment only a few steps from the noisy boulevard. You can't visit Athens and not visit this garden. In the past parents used to bring their little children for a Sunday stroll from all over the city. Now it sometimes feels a bit forgotten but always magical.
• Woz Zel
  Nice gardens in Athens. Easy to find with several entrances. Takes about an hour or more to walk all though the gardens. Open during daylight hours. There's animals and a turtle pond to see along with lots of plants, trees and flowers. On the other side there is the old parliament building/ government buildings. From this exit you go out and turn left and a few minutes walk is the Parthenon. Please feel free to click on helpfull. Thanks
• Dia KL
  This garden is my small treasure in the center of Athens. It might not be the most beautiful garden in the world but it has an Athens garden feeling in it, a green oasis in the business of the center with lots of small little secrets for the one who has the time to explore and discover them. Birds haven, they nest all over the place. People training running, other relaxing, walking their dogs, I just love this place.
• Justin L
  A quiet spot away from the hustle and bustle of the city. However there is not much fauna although there are a lot of animals. Slightly disappointed as the park did not feel very big.

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