This impressive tower on Aegina is named after Spyridon Markellos, fighter of the Revolution of 1821.
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This impressive tower on Aegina is named after Spyridon Markellos, fighter of the Revolution of 1821.
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This site overlooks the sea where the famous naval battle of Salamis took place in 480 BC.
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In the Classical era the Theatre of Dionysus was where Attican drama was taught during the celebration of the Great Dionyssia.
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Built in the late 19th century, the presidential residence was originally intended to be used as the residence of Prince Constantine.
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Piraeus is home to the largest port in the eastern Mediterranean and has played a crucial role in Greece’s storied history.
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Dating from 1828, the orphanage's planning and construction was undertaken by Th. Vallianos.
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For over a century the Chemistry Laboratory and the Faculty laboratories of Physics and Mathematics at the University of Athens, have occupied this building on Solonos Street.
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In the late 1920s, architects E. Lazaridis and E. Dimitriades Rok designed the Monument of the Unknown Soldier.
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Built between 1890 and 1895, Monastiraki Metro Station became the first steam-train railway connecting Athens and Piraeus.