We visited Ancient Agora on our first afternoon in Athens after visiting the Temple of Zeus and National Museum. It is a huge site with multiple ancient buildings, a church and small museum. The highlight was the Temple of Hephaesus which is the best preserved...More

Interesting place to visit after visiting the Akropolis.There not a lot left to see, but's a good opportunity to imagine how things used to be there long time ago.

This place was particularly sad to see given that many of the artifacts were in bad shape for various reasons. In particular, the train that goes through what used to be a place for worship to the 12 gods in ancient Greece was torn down...More

For me, this is the top attraction in Athens. I would happily visit it again and again. It's big enough to spend a few hours, depending on how passionate of history you are and big enough to seem less crowded than other sites. But it's...More

Doesn't look much from the entrance and out in the open with little shade so very hot in heat of the summer but amazing ruins with old wind tower

The various building and sights inside were very interesting with a a small museum inside the Stoa. Lots of information to read. Admission is free for students so remember your student card!

This was the centre of the ancient Athens. Place for political decisions and daily life. Origin of European life. It is hard to imagine it nowadays.

Another Ancient Ruins that must be visited. Located around the bottom of Acropolis gives you the zest and feel of how life would have been around the city. With more than one site to visit within this area, this is a must. Ensure plenty of...More

Very interesting archaeological site. A museum also there, lots of ruins and right near it there is Hephaestus temple. Great to walk through.

Situated just below the Akropolis, the Agora is a relative haven of peace after its bustle. It was the commercial, civic and legal centre of Classical Athens. The ruins are not tall, but are instructive so long as you have a guide. Greek guides are...More