The hidden rivers of Athens were once an essential part of the Attic landscape. Just over a hundred years ago, this mountain-ringed basin was crossed by hundreds of waterways: larger and smaller rivers, creeks, and brooks. Today, most of them are invisible – diverted into […]
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In this second part of our journey through lesser known attractions in Athens, we move from Peisistratos’ ancient aqueduct near the National Garden, past King Otto’s 19th-century stone arch bridge and the worn relief of the god Pan – both tucked beside the wild and
In the heart of the city’s hustle, where concrete rules the landscape, Podoniftis winds its way — one of the last visible waterways of Athens. Despite its proximity to the city center, it remains surprisingly unknown to many. A living oasis of biodiversity Podoniftis is
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