Athens
Athens is one of the few cities in the world in which the installation of a modern metro system is regularly halted by important archaeological discoveries.
Above the Athens skyline, the Acropolis reigns supreme: brightly lit by night, chock-full of awestruck tourists by day, it is but one of the many ancient and modern treasures that this versatile city – much improved since hosting the 2004 Olympics – provides.
Getting Around Athens
Three metro lines dissect the city and provide access to most major attractions.
Three metro lines dissect the city and provide access to most major attractions.
Things to See & Do in Athens
The tourist information office at Tsoha 24 (210-870-7000, www.gnto.gr) provides detailed maps, an indispensable city guide and bus, train and ferry schedules.
The tourist information office at Tsoha 24 (210-870-7000, www.gnto.gr) provides detailed maps, an indispensable city guide and bus, train and ferry schedules.
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