Glyfada
Glyfada is a small town situated on the seaside about 15 km south of the city centre of Athens. It is famous for nightclubs, restaurants, cafes and is regarded as the biggest entertainment centre in the vicinity of Athens. There is also well-known Glyfada Golf Club that covers an area of 650 acres and has surely one of the best courses in the whole country.
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Kapnikarea Church
Althought it's a small structure, the Kapnikarea Church, a religious institution in its own right, stands proudly on Ermou Street as one of Plaka's most serene venues. Quite untouched by the hectic pace of present-day Athens, this tiny building has a compelling Byzantine mosaic. Otherwise, the
Panagia Gorgoepíkoös (Mikrí Mitropolí)
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Panagia Gorgoepíkoös is a church of an extremely illustrious name. Literally translating as 'Our Lady Who Swiftly Answers Prayers', this tiny church is a 12th Century chapel found in the Pláka district. The church is currently quite unable to hold a large congregation, as its building
Mitrópoli (Cathedral)
The most significant and largest Orthodox structure in Athens, the Mitrópoli was built in 1842, the project having been initiated by King Otto and Queen Amalia. Having gathered the massive marble blocks from 72 idle churches, the workers built its gigantic walls in 20 years. The work of three
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