Most reviewed places in Athens, Greece

Ruins of iconic 5th-century B.C. temple complex on Athens' rocky hilltop undergoing restoration.

Restored, landmark temple ruins on archaeological site with iconic Doric columns built from 447 BC.

Ultramodern glass & steel museum housing ancient artifacts from the Acropolis archaeological site.

Big historic park with native & exotic plants, plus archeological remains & a children's library.

Site of the first modern Olympic games in 1896, now hosting ceremonial events & tours.

Famous landmark featuring the ruins of an ancient Greek gathering place & a museum with artifacts.

😠 The WORST courier company EVER: •hiding behind chats and there is no telephone number to call, •only offering excuses and script-like responses to the customers. •The responses they give you through emails are insulting, they neglect you and treat you like dumb. •Responses like bot generated I did 5...

Neoclassical museum of Ancient Greek art & archaeology, with sculpture, metalwork, vases & jewelry.

Vast temple begun in 6th century B.C. on the site of an ancient outdoor sanctuary dedicated to Zeus.

Popular, fairytale-inspired cafe offering sweet & savory crêpes & other treats amid whimsical decor.

Walkway through a wooded, steep-sloped park to a lookout near a chapel, popular for sunset views.

Fish, meat & produce are sold at this central market, also featuring restaurants.

Views of Athens & the Acropolis attract hikers to this small peak with an ancient monument.

😠 It's 3rd world like, dirty, everyone is rude and unhelpful and it's overall unfit for a European capital. Our subway stations in contrast are spotless and new. This abomination should be demolished and built at a more convenient location with the same standards.

Public plaza surrounded by restaurants & rooftop bars, home to a centuries-old Byzantine church.

Set in a former gasworks, this arts & culture space now hosts concerts, exhibitions & a gas museum.

Concerts & other performances are held at this restored stone theater constructed in 161 CE.

Bustling restaurant serving classic no-nonsense souvlaki grills & pitas at indoor & outdoor tables.

The remains of this agora built by the Romans from 19-11 B.C. include columns & an octagonal tower.

Warren of eclectic outlets selling eclectic gear from souvenirs to furniture, food & army surplus.