Visit Tourist Tube To Discover The Best Places In Athens

Visit Tourist Tube To Discover The Best Places In Athens

Discover the best places to tour in Athens and book your accommodation while in Athens with There is no end to the monuments, museums and beautiful sceneries to see in Athens.

Wyndham Grand Athens

This place is centrally located right next to the metaxourgeio metro station. Most of small metro stations are small art exhibitions of their own. They feature many artefacts unearthed during the excavations. Using the metro, you can get to any place that you want in Athens within a few minutes. Some of which include the wide variety of museums and other archaeological sites. There are a plethora of taverns and restaurants that serve great and delicious Greek and international cuisine.

Culture and arts

The street artists and the unique urban are making the best out of the European capital.The drawings, performances and other artistic work are fascinating. There is always some more work in progress to be added. Graffiti of high aesthetical value brings modern art into the open air of the city. If you are looking for indoor exhibitions, then Metaxourgio, Kolonaki and kerameikos are the neighbourhoods that you can find the best galleries.

Theatre of Dionysus

If you areamong the travellers who are theatre then you wouldn’t miss the theatre of Dionysus. It is the oldest theatre in Greece. Many of the great Greek comedies and performances debut on the stage here in the theatre. The theatre was originally a temple built in the sixth century. It is dedicated to Dionysus-the god of merriment and wine. The theatre could seat more than 17,000 people.

Athens Riviera

Athens is well known for its coastal line and the sandy beaches. A distance of just 20 minutes’ drive south of the city you will land into landscapes that rival those of any island in the Aegean Sea. Save some time, visit all the famous attractions nearby, and get enough of it too to visit Athens Riviera.

Roman Agora

Julius Caesar and Augustus helped fund this Roman Agora some centuries ago. It was built during the waning years of the first century BC when Greece was part of the Roman Empire. The new Agora feature is a large open space surrounded by Columns and Colonnades.Shops were established inside these walls. The Tower of Wind is in the east of the Roman market. It features reliefs of the eight winds with a sundial underneath each.

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