This small Athenian hill covers several acres above the district of Exarhia.
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In ancient times, the Athenians worshiped Zeus, the god of rain and thunder, at the top of this hill (referred to as Anchesmos).
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In ancient times, the Athenians worshiped Zeus, the god of rain and thunder, at the top of this hill (referred to as Anchesmos).
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Mount Penteli is one of Attica’s renowned ranges, famous for the marble extracted from its quarries.
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This beautifully forested mountain, an extension of the massif of Mount Parnitha, rises as a natural border between Megara and Eleusis.
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Rising 1,413 metres to its summit at Karabola Peak, Parnitha is Athens’ most important mountain.
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Blanketed in pine forests, Mount Kythairon creates a natural border between the cities of Megaris, Thebes and Plataea on one side, and Kythairon and Mount Pastra on the other.
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Rising majestically to the east of the city, this sacred mountain is home to ancient Athenian temples and holy places.