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17 reviews 12 travel blogs 1 photo Attraction Type:
Town center/square/plaza, Tourist/visitor center
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Constitution Square (Syntagma) Athens
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The Ancient Greeks
The breakfast this morning was as bad as the room and the noise, it wasn't a very substantial breakfast and basically consisted of slice of some sort of sponge loaf and a glass of orange juice.
To start the day off properly we headed to the Acropolis so we could take some photographs of the world famous Parthenon. It's an amazing …
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Changing of the Guard in Constitution Square Athens, Greece
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Related BlogsConstitution Square (Syntagma) Athens
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It's A Different City
... mass transit system still sucks after its own Olympics). Of course, most familiar things associated to Athens are still around: Acropolis, Constitution Square (and those soldiers still wearing ballet skirts and funny shoes with pompom). Even the hotel I ...
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Athens!
... nbsp; The next morning we met in the breakfast lobby at 7 for an 8:30 meeting in Syntagma Square (Constitution Square), four stations away on the metro. We had breakfast and all walked to the station together, quite a feat for a ...
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One of the World's Oldest Cities
... there are Roman ruins here as well built upon or near the older Greek ones), we hit the Plaka district and Constitution Square, better known to the Greeks as Syntagma Square, and Parliament as well as visited the New Archaeological Museum which was ...
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The Chapel of Saint George on the Lycabettus Hill
... of Easter the chapel is popular with many Greeks who come here to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. The view from Constitution square is spectacular as the Lycabettus hill seems more impressive encircled by candles during this procession. With the ...
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Athens arrival
... and saw their amazing exhibits; Steve was especially taken with the racks of spear heads from Thermopylae. We went to Syntagma (Constitution) Square, walked along to the National Gardens. We visited some other classical monuments, such as the Temple of ...
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Day 19 ... Athens
... of the blood receiver selecting the person who they want to give the blood. At the American Express Office in Syntagma (Constitution) Square we checked to see if any mail had arrived for us but nothing yet. American Express Offices throughout the world ...
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Athens 26th & 27th
26th - Constitution Square, Plaka district - shops 27th - Acropolis - free entry today. Climbed around the ruins, adnired the Parthenon, visited museum Afternoon shopping - handicrafts centre & markets ...
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Queen Mary 2 Athens
... full of fishing boats and more yachts. We were driven past important sites including the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Constitution Square, the University Library, a few churches, the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, the Presidential Palace which we had seen ...
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Wow! So Much History!
... of Athens. Your narrated drive passes a host of major sites, including Hadrian's Arch, the statue of Lord Byron, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Constitution Square, the former Royal Palace, the National Gardens, the Academy and the University Library. ...
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Day Tour of Athens
... large lattes [each], we met our wonderful guide, Angelica, in the Metro station at Sygmata (Constitution) Square. This is the heart of downtown Athens. First up was the changing of the guard at the Parliament Building followed ...
Constitution Square (Syntagma) Map
- Temple of Athena Nike
- National History Museum (Old Parliament)
- University of Athens
- Agios Dionysios Areopagitis Catholic Cathedral
- Megaron Concert Hall
- Emfietzoglou Gallery
- Prison of Socrates
- Mars HIll
- Roman Agora (Forum)
- Numismatic Museum
- Village Entertainment Park
- Zolotas
- Pallas Theater
- Design Museum of the 20th Century
- Church of Panagia Gorgoepikoos
- Great Mitropolis (Athens Cathedral)
- Metropolis Greek Orthodox Cathedral
- Hellenic Folk-Art Gallery
- Church of Christ in Chains (Christos Elkomenos)
- Agia Sofia Church