The Acropolis stands as a symbol of ancient Greek civilization. Perched high above the city, it houses some of Greece’s most important monuments.

• Parthenon: This temple, dedicated to Athena, is the centerpiece of the Acropolis. With our 360° photos, you can virtually walk around its majestic columns and enjoy panoramic views of Athens.
• Erechtheion: Known for its Caryatids, this temple’s porch is supported by six statues of maidens. Naše 360stupňová prohlídka gives you a close-up view of these intricate sculptures.
• Temple of Athena Nike: Located on the southwest corner of the Acropolis, this small yet elegant temple offers stunning views over the city and the Athenian Agora.

Ancient Agora – The Heart of Ancient Athens

The Ancient Agora was the center of Athenian life. Moreover, it was a key hub for politics, commerce, and social gatherings.

• Stoa of Attalos: This reconstructed colonnade now houses the Agora Museum. Virtually walk through its grand space filled with artifacts from ancient Athens.
• Temple of Hephaestus: One of the best-preserved Greek temples, it is dedicated to the god of blacksmiths. Projděte si virtuální prohlídku and admire its beautiful setting among olive trees.

Plaka and Monastiraki – Historic Neighborhoods

Plaka and Monastiraki are two of the most charming areas in Athens. Both neighborhoods are famous for their narrow streets, lively markets, and ancient landmarks.

• Plaka: Nestled at the foot of the Acropolis, Plaka’s streets are lined with neoclassical houses, cafes, and shops. Naše 360stupňová prohlídka allows you to experience its traditional atmosphere.
• Monastiraki Square: This bustling neighborhood is home to a flea market and historical ruins. With our 360° photos, you can explore the mix of Ottoman and ancient Greek architecture.

The National Archaeological Museum – A Treasure Trove of Greek History

The National Archaeological Museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from ancient Greece. In particular, it is known for its stunning sculptures and Mycenaean treasures.

• Sculpture Collection: Virtually walk through the sculpture halls and admire masterpieces like the Mask of Agamemnon.
• Mycenaean Collection: Explore the golden artifacts and jewelry from royal tombs, all displayed in magnificent detail.

Mount Lycabettus – Panoramic Views of Athens

Mount Lycabettus offers the best views of Athens. At the summit, you’ll find the Chapel of St. George and a cafe with breathtaking panoramic vistas.

• Lycabettus Hill Summit: With our 360-degree tour, you can climb to the top and enjoy sweeping views of the city, the Acropolis, and the Aegean Sea.

The Temple of Olympian Zeus

The Temple of Olympian Zeus was once one of the largest temples in Greece. Today, only a few of its massive columns remain standing, but the ruins are still impressive.

• Temple Ruins: Virtually explore the temple’s towering columns and the nearby Hadrian’s Arch, which marks the boundary between ancient Athens and the Roman city.

Syntagma Square – The Heart of Modern Athens

Syntagma Square is the political center of modern Athens. Here, you can visit the Greek Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

• Střídání stráží: Zkušenosti the traditional ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, captured through our 360° photos.

The Athens Riviera – Sun, Sea, and Relaxation

Just a short drive from central Athens, the Athens Riviera offers sandy beaches and vibrant nightlife.

• Vouliagmeni Lake: Explore this thermal lake, known for its healing waters, surrounded by lush greenery.
• Cape Sounion and the Temple of Poseidon: Located at the southern tip of the Attica Peninsula, this temple offers stunning views over the Aegean Sea. Projděte si virtuální prohlídku and witness one of Greece’s most breathtaking sunsets.

Why Explore Athens in 360°?

Naše 360° photos of Athens provide an immersive way to experience the city’s rich history, culture, and beauty. Ať už plánujete a trip or simply exploring from home, these virtual tours offer a unique look at Athens’ iconic landmarks and hidden gems.

Discover Athens in 360° – where history meets modern life, and every corner tells a story.