This square takes its name from Emperor Haile Selassie, who supplied financial aid to buy food for refugees in 1922.
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This square takes its name from Emperor Haile Selassie, who supplied financial aid to buy food for refugees in 1922.
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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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Rising majestically to the east of the city, this sacred mountain is home to ancient Athenian temples and holy places.
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Davelis Cave, also known as Penteli Cave, is located on the south-western slope of Penteli.
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The National Gardens are located in the heart of Athens, next to the Parliament Building, and near Syntagma Square.
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The Field of Mars, also simply known as 'The Park' by locals, is a large public park adjacent to Alexandras Avenue.
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Literally overlooking the Panathenaic (Kallimarmaron) Stadium, Ardittos Hill is located east of the Illysos River