A touristy street lined with shops and restaurants.

Known as the heart of Athens, this busy city center is full of shops, bars, clubs and restaurants.

These ancient ruins were restored in the early 20th century and now house a collection of ancient Greek sculpture.

This building played an important role in the political and cultural life of ancient Athens, where it served as both a temple and the state archives.

The ancient Athenians used this building to house their legislative council.

This ancient temple played an important role in the political life of ancient Athens as the site where magistrates were sworn into office.

This ancient Greek temple, located on the Acropolis and dedicated to Hephaistos, god of the forge, is one of the few temples to be almost entirely preserved.

A graveled road stretching from the stadium to the Acropolis, used for processions in ancient Greece.

A stately 11th century church decorated with a series of 17th century frescoes.

A lovely 19th century Greek Orthodox Church.

This bustling plaza houses an open air bazaar, shops, cafes and restaurants.

Need gifts? This shop has tons of ceramics, glassware, worry beads and posters for everyone on your gift list.

Finely woven goods, from tablecloths to tapestries, can be bought at this popular shop.

A respected antique store selling ancient Greek relics, from coins to icons.

A shop selling replicas of Byzantine jewelry in addition to original creations inspired by ancient art.

A jewelry store specializing in classic pieces for shoppers with refined tastes.

An entertainment mega-complex, featuring over 20 movie screens in addition to many shops and restaurants.

This museum focuses on the military history of Greece.