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What is there to visit in Athens, preferably lesser known and/or less expensive. Maybe free? Heard about a Trireme they're hosting so wondering if there are more things like that
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>>2903044
There is museum in Paleo Faliro that has the Battleship Averof, a Greek destroyer Velos that is turned into a metapolitefsi/anti junta monument and a reconstructed tireme. I recommend to visit it. It is also close to the Stavros Niarchos foundation park and national library that is worth visiting. If you do take the elevator to get a good view of the city. Most tourists don’t go there, but it is very worthwhile.
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>>2903044
highjacking this thread for Kavala questions
I have a friday through monday long weekend to kill there, what is there to see?
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>>2903044
you can visit my apartment, it has a nice view of the parthenon, how good at you at giving head?
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>>2903044
Almost all museums are free the first and third Sunday of the month (if I recall correctly, but yeah twice a month), this includes visiting the Parthenon which is nice since the ticket is pretty pricey (30 euros). I recommend going to the National Archeological Museum which has pretty much the entirety of the history of ancient Greece from the neolithic up to the Roman times, you will find the most famous ancient Greek artifacts and statues there



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