acropolis holly rock It is impossible to describe the rock of Acropolis since words can not express the feeling and the magic you get when you visit it. It was built the 5th century BC during the glorious democracy times of Pericleous to celebrate the rise of the city state of Athens to the zenith of its power. Famous sculptors and architects, like Phidias, Mnecicles and Iktinos created a monument that would reverberate down the century the glory of this city.
	Don't miss Sanctuary of Dionyssos, at the south side of Acropolis where one can see the most ancient theater of Greece, the Roman market which used to be the religious, financial and social center of the city during the Roman period, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, an impressive temple dedicated to the father of the Gods, Zeus, and the Ancient Agora, a very interested archaeological site of Athens, in the north side of Acropolis, which used to be the financial and social center of Athens in ancient times and Keramikos the ancient cemetery of Athens, an open art gallery of today.

plaka
The neighbourhood of the olympic Gods. The most picturesque area of Athens. Narrow small roads, numerous taverns, restaurants, coffee shops, small picturesque squaresand beautiful interesting corners. All the houses are charecterised as 'diatiritea' so with the renovation they keep their original appearance.

monastiraki
A crowdy, busy part of the town where a constant bazaar takes place. Don't hesitate to bargain. Some columns from the Hadrian's library, a mosque which has been turned into a library and a beautiful small church are some of the monuments of this area.