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210 92 26 666

    £560,00

    Athens is the historic capital of Europe, since from the Neolithic to the present day, it never ceased to be inhabited. It is a city with unlimited choices and many contrasts that make you fall in love with it!

    The Acropolis Museum is an archaeological museum centered on the findings of the archaeological site of the Acropolis of Athens. The museum was built to house every object that has been found on the sacred rock of the Acropolis and its footsteps.

    The Acropolis of Athens, the so-called “sacred rock”, is the most important archaeological site in Greece and is located on a hill in the center of today’s Athens. On the Acropolis there are three ancient temples, the Parthenon, the Erechtheion and the Temple of Aptera Nike. There is also the monumental entrance, the Propylaea. All the monuments of the Acropolis are made of Pentelic marble and were built during the Golden Age of Pericles, the so-called Classical Period (450-330 BC).

    Meteora creates a landscape that enchants you. They are known all over the world for the natural beauty of the rocks, as well as for the monasteries located at some of their outskirts.

    In Delphi, you will experience a harmony that binds gods and people. In the Umphalo of the land, as they were called Delphi, it was the most important oracle of the ancient Greek world whose reputation exceeded the narrow boundaries of Greece, as evidenced by the findings of the excavations that brought to light tributes from Syria and Armenia.

    Tour Program

    Departure from ATHENS
    -DELPHI
    -METEORA
    -RETURN TO ATHENS

    Σύνολο
    €240,00

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