A leisurely stroll to the summit of Philothei Hill brings visitors to the Throne of Zeus, a site offering breathtaking panoramic views of Athens. On a clear day, you can see the island of Aegina in the distance.
In ancient times, the Athenians worshiped Zeus, the god of rain and thunder, at the top of this hill (referred to as Anchesmos). Excavations here have confirmed this theory.
All movable artefacts have been transported to the archaeological collection at Kifissia.
The Temple of Poseidon is located near the Church of the Prophet Elias, at the north-western...
The ancient theatre at Thorikos is north of Lavrion, almost adjacent to the city. It is the...
Akademia Platonos, an Athenian neighbourhood having experienced intense industrial and...
The site provides evidence of everyday Athenian life from Geometric times until the late Roman era....
The archaeological site is placed on Marni street at the area of Kavouri. The remains have...
The Fethiye (Conqueror’s) Mosque is one of the few remaining Muslim monuments from the Ottoman...
