In this Acropolis Museum Guide, you’ll find everything you need to know to plan the perfect visit to what must be the most important museum in Athens and one of the best museums in Greece and the world.
There’s no doubt that visiting the Acropolis is an essential part of any trip to Athens.
Unlike the Acropolis of Athens, the Ancient Agora of Athens, and the Acropolis Museum – all three of which seem to get all the love and attention from visitors – Kerameikos Cemetery is one of the Greek capital’s most underrated historic sites.
Surrounded by the raw beauty of Eastern Crete’s spectacular scenery, the Minoan Palace of Zakros is a hidden gem patiently waiting to be discovered by ancient history enthusiasts willing to reach the island’s easternmost edge.
The Malia Palace Archaeological Site may not be as popular as other Minoan Palaces in Crete, but its finds will impress you.
This thorough Ancient Agora of Athens visiting guide is here to help you navigate what must be the most important archaeological site in Athens, second only to the Acropolis.
A pleasant stroll from Syntagma Square, the Athens Temple of Olympian Zeus or Olympieion is one of the most interesting and easiest-to-visit archaeological sites in the Greek capital.
Hadrian’s Library in Athens is one of the most compact archaeological sites in the Greek capital.
Also known as the Roman Forum of Athens, the Roman Agora in Athens is where the heart of the ancient city used to beat in Roman times.
Lykeion Archaeological Site, Aristotle’s School in Athens, Lyceum of Aristotle, Lykeion Athens, it’s funny that one of the least-known ancient sites in Athens would go by so many different names.