Lying roughly 75 miles northeast of Atlanta, Athens sits on the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Rich in southern charm, it has a leafy suburban feel even in its Victorian-era downtown area. A town since at least 1806 (although its police force didn’t come into being until 80 years later), Athens grew rich off …
As the capital of modern Greece and the center of Ancient Greek society, Athens is one of the cradles of European civilization. The contemporary city is filled with ancient landmarks, sumptuous cuisine, and vibrant culture, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Tours are a great way to experience the …
If you’re like us then coming to the cradle of civilisation is like being a child in a candy shop. There’s no limit to the amount of Doric and Ionic temples, statues, vases and Archaic figurines we could devour before we get tired. In museums you can see the ballot disks from Ancient Greek courts, …
Athens is one of the oldest cities in Alabama, founded way back in 1818. It originally went by the name of Athenson but was later renamed after the ancient city in Greece. It is well-known as an early railroad and cotton city, with a rich heritage which has become a haven for history lovers. With …
Given that it is one of the most ancient cities in the world, Athens is also one of the most interesting in the world to explore. Offering the modern day traveler a chance to experience what the world was like over 4,000 years ago, Athens has landmark after landmark to discover. With its heart very …
Athens is not only the national capital of Greece but also the cultural and spiritual one. The stage for the many myths and legends that have emerged from Ancient Greece, it’s a hub of tourist activity, as well as world-class Greek cuisine. The countryside surrounding Athens is no less spectacular, with temples and monasteries peppering …