Top Things to do in Athens, Greece | Athens Travel Guide

A clifftop complex that has been the focal point of Athens for over 3,000 years.

A marble masterpiece at the top of the Acropolis, considered one of the most pristine examples of ancient Greek engineering, though now a ruin.

A cozy village built into the hillside, resembling the Greek Islands with its unique architecture and tranquil vibe, offering a quiet escape in the heart of Athens.

The most famous public square in Greece, known for being the site of many famous gatherings and the location of the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside the Parliament building.

The world's only full marble stadium, where the Panathenaic Games were held in ancient times and the first modern Olympics took place.

A triumphal arch built by the emperor Hadrian, separating ancient Athens from the modern city of Hadrian.

A famous icon located near Hadrian's Arch and the Olympic Stadium, where visitors can see a decent amount of the temple grounds from outside the fence.

An open-air courtyard boasting some of the city's most iconic ruins, including the temple of winds and Hadrian's library, where famous Athenians like Pericles and Socrates once wandered.

An open-air courtyard boasting some of the city's most iconic ruins, including the temple of winds and Hadrian's library, where famous Athenians like Pericles and Socrates once wandered.

Scenic streets lined with shops and street vendors where you can find all sorts of Greek Treasures, from t-shirts and mugs to books and bags.

Iconic churches where you can enjoy their unique architecture and culture, remembering to dress modestly when entering.

The most famous and centrally located church in Athens, offering unique architecture and culture.