Ancient Agora of Athens, Athens

For me its more impressive and exciting than the acropolis. Its preserved so good that you can imagine how it was almost 2500 years ago. The architecture of the temple is do clear and om sure many archeologist was inspired from this building

It is an open area close to Acropolis. During ancient times there were many buildings. It was the administrative, philosophical, educational, social, cultural and mainly the economic center of the city. Visit it early in the morning to avoid the crowds and the heat. A tour guide will explain about the usage of the buildings and the politics during the Golden Age. Highly recommended.

The best place for sightseeing after Acropolis. Ideal for chill out and enjoying beautiful view with the sun of your face. If I come back to Athens this is the only place besides the Acropolis that I would pay to experience again.

With the exception of the temple, only foundations of the former buildings remain. For someone who is genuinely interested in history, and who knows what those foundations once were, it is absolutely out of this world to be able to see and walk among them. The reconstructed building housing the museum and the museum itself are amazing.

This place has one temple that is well preserved. The museum also had some great artifacts. The buildings still standing and testify the active life there many many years ago. Lots of places to wander and try to get into the ancient Athens atmosphere. You must bring sunblock as it would be really hot!