[2025 Athens Attraction] Travel Guide for Hellenic Parliament Foundation for Parliamentarism and Democracy (Updated Jul)

Hey girls! Here's a super detailed guide for a 6-day tour of Greece! Take a trip to this romantic destination and save this guide now! . 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Delphi Archaeological Museum > Arachova On the first day, visit the Delphi Archaeological Museum and experience the charm of ancient Greek civilization. Then head to the picturesque town of Arachova and enjoy a relaxing time. Day 2: Meteora Monasteries On the second day, visit the spectacular Meteora Monasteries and experience the harmony between religious architecture and nature. Day 3: Oia On the third day, visit the charming town of Oia, a great place to watch the sunset on Santorini Island. Don't miss it! Day 4: Santorini Winery > Thera Volcano > Fira On the fourth day, visit the Santorini Winery to taste fine wines, then explore the natural wonders of Thera Volcano, and finally arrive in Fira to experience the local life. Day 5: Pyrgos On the fifth day, stroll through the town of Pyrgos, where the traditional architecture and tranquil atmosphere will make you linger. Day 6: Acropolis of Athens > Syntagma Square > Hellenic Parliament > Plaka On the last day, visit the Acropolis of Athens and other historical sites to experience the profound heritage of ancient Greek culture. Then enjoy shopping and dining in the Plaka district. . Tips: 🛫 Airport transportation is very convenient, and renting a car is more free! 🌦 In November, Greece is cool, but don't forget to bring an umbrella, as it occasionally rains. 💶 The local currency is the euro, and the exchange rate is favorable, so shopping is more fun! 🎁 Local specialties are affordable, and handicrafts and olive oil are good choices! . Come and explore the romance and mystery of Greece! Follow me for more private travel guides!

In addition to the seven attractions in the Athens Ancient Sites Package, what other attractions are there? I went to the following places: 📷Plateia Syntagmatos The square is named after the constitution drawn up by Otto, the first king of Greece. Syntagma Square is the most important square in modern Athens and the center of commercial activity and Greek politics. The purpose of going to Constitution Square is to see the changing of guard ceremony held every hour in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier between Constitution Square and the Parliament Building. 🚉M2 and M3 Line Syntagmatos Station 📷Panathenaic Stadium This is the stadium for the first modern Olympic Games in 1896🏟️, and it is also the only marble stadium in the world. The stadium has approximately 50,000 seats. It was used again as an Olympic venue in 2004. It is now used to host important cultural, sporting and ceremonial events, including the finish line of the annual Athens Marathon. 📬 Leof. Vasileos Konstantinou, Athina 116 35, Greece Academy of Athens The Academy of Athens was established in 1926 and operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Education. It is the National Academy of Sciences of Greece and the country's highest research institution. The main building of the Academy is one of the main landmarks of Athens. There are four marble statues at the door, including Athena, Apollo, Socrates and Plato. There is also a row of sculptures of gods on the lintel, with Zeus, the lord of the gods, in the center. National Library of Greece Built in 1888, it is the main public library in Greece🇬🇷. The National Library of Greece has a collection of over 1 million volumes, 300 million electronic resources, and over 15,000 newspapers and magazines. With 5,500 Greek manuscripts, the library is one of the largest collections of Greek texts. 📬 Panepistimiou 32, 10679, Athina 106 79, Greece 🚉M2 Line Panepistimio Station --------- #Athens #PlateiaSyntagmatos #PanathenaicStadium #AcademyofAthens #NationalLibraryofGreece #GreekAncientMonuments #GreekItinerary #Greece #GreekTravel #GreekFreeTravel #GreekItinerarySuggestions #GreekItineraryPlan

#tripaway got to catch the soldiers marching during their rotation. I wonder how they can take the heat in such weather and clothes. #salute #soldiers #tripaway