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An amazing site. They changed the schedule for all of these archeological sites to be closed on Tuesday. We'd bought the combined ticket good for 5 days so we ended up paying for a day of visits that we didn't get so had to rush thru this which was disappointing.
Walk around and take in the nice foliage and ruins of the agora. If you get the combo ticket it let's you into this site. Can see the acropolis nicely from here.
This is a huge open space with ruins everywhere. Lots of walking and lots of things to see. I think I personally could have gone without seeing this, but there were some cool things. If you have limited time I might recommend skipping this it's also a little hard to find but if you walk all the way down from acropolis passed all the outdoor restaurants then make a right passed more restaurants you will see the train keep walking and you will find the entrance and the only exit. I much preferred acropolis over this but still has alot of history. If this review helped you at all please mark as helpful and follow me for more reviews around the world.
For me, this was the highlight of Athens. The history here makes it just as important as any of the other ancient sites, but it is also huge and has a lot to offer in terms of a small in-site museum, Gardens to walk through, several well standing buildings, and lots of information to be had. Walking through the pathways where ~2400 years ago, Socrates would have been critically cross-examining people's ideas and also being the same place he was on trial; so cool to visualise and think about. There are some really nice restaurants right outside as well - make this a definite stop on your visit to Athens.
Recommend getting tickets in advance because there are some peak tourist times and the lines can get long if you haven’t bought tickets. There is so much to see here, quite a lot of walking but absolutely worth it. Every view and ruin was incredible. There is a nice little “museum” in one section that is a great place to rest and get shade if you visit during a hot day or if you just need to take a break. My mom has mobility issues but was able to manage with my help to most of the sites.
Fairly large grounds with the museum, church and the temple of Ares to the top. Beautiful landscape views. This place is relatively quiet so easy to get in and wonder around. The church doesn’t tend to open often. The church is very much in style to others you find in this part of Europe.
The museum is fairly intuitive too.
Across to the side of the museum you will find cafes, restaurants and bars. Sometimes there are live performances of traditional Greek music in the restaurants.
The museum is fairly intuitive too.
Across to the side of the museum you will find cafes, restaurants and bars. Sometimes there are live performances of traditional Greek music in the restaurants.
Definitely a must place visit when in Athens. The area is huge and has a serene atmosphere. Beautiful views of the acropolis. Try and visit around sunset as the place will look magical. Plenty of bars and restaurants with views of the Agora are literally meters away. Definitely buy your tickets on line (€5) from the official site as at the price at the entrance is double and you will need to queue.