Athens

Zográfos

Piraeus

Peristéri

Kallithéa

Acharnés

Níkaia

Glyfáda

Ílion

Ilioúpoli

Keratsíni

Khalándrion

Néa Smýrni

Maroúsi

Agios Dimitrios

Aigáleo

Néa Ionía

Palaió Fáliro

Korydallós

Výronas

Agía Paraskeví

Galátsi

Petroúpolis

Irákleio

The Acropolis of Athens is an ancient citadel located on a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens, Greece. It is home to several of the most famous and significant ancient Greek architectural structures, including the Parthenon, the Propylaia, the Erechtheion, and the Temple of Athena Nike.

The most famous structure of the Acropolis is the Parthenon, which was constructed in the mid-5th century BCE as a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena. It is widely considered a masterpiece of ancient Greek architecture and is renowned for its decorative sculptures and ornate columns.

The Propylaia is the monumental gateway to the Acropolis, while the Erechtheion is a temple dedicated to both Athena and Poseidon. The Temple of Athena Nike is a small temple dedicated to the goddess of victory.

The Acropolis was a significant site in ancient Greece and was the center of religious and cultural activity in Athens. It was also used as a fortress during times of war. Today, the Acropolis is a major tourist attraction and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can explore the various structures and learn about the history of ancient Greece and its impact on modern civilization.

Acropolis of Athens

Drosiá

Leondárion

Marathónas

Néa Pentéli

Argyroúpoli

Mégara

Artémida

Spáta

Pallíni

Ellinikó

Vrilissia

Filothéi

Keratéa

Kryonéri

Néa Chalkidóna

Anávyssos

Metamórfosi

Dhafní

Cholargós

Moskháton

Néa Mákri

Thrakomakedónes

Mándra

Lykóvrysi

Kamaterón

Pérama

Lávrio

Kaisarianí

Diónysos

Távros

Ymittos

Álimos

Psychikó

Kifisiá

Papágou

Agía Varvára

Salamína

Áno Liósia

Paianía

Kalývia Thorikoú

Anoixi

Vári

Agios Ioannis Rentis

Melíssia

Rafína

Markópoulo

Aegina

Voúla

Péfki

Néo Psychikó

Ekáli

Néa Péramos

Néa Erythraía

Avlónas

Elefsína

Ágioi Anárgyroi

Chaïdári

Gérakas

Limín Mesoyaías

Koropí

Asprópyrgos

Ágios Stéfanos

Néa Filadélfeia

Zefyri

Drapetsóna

Greece

Attica