Piraeus, the port city of Athens, became a Mediterranean naval powerhouse during the 5th century BC and remained a major ... More
Archaeological Museum of Piraeus
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Piraeus, the port city of Athens, became a Mediterranean naval powerhouse during the 5th century BC and remained a major commercial center until its destruction by the Romans. Traces of the city's prosperity are exhibited at the archaeological museum near the Zea Harbour. The museum's collection contains statues, grave monuments, reliefs, and pottery, mainly from the 5th and 4th century BC. Right next to the museum are the ruins of an ancient theater.
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**Cancellations to this property must be made by email only**Welcome to our economic, friendly hotel, near Omonia Sq. and the
National Archaeological Museum, with easy access by public transportation to all the major tourist spots. Hotel Filoxenia in Athens ...
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The best western museum hotel is centrally located to the National Archaeological Museum and Polytechnic school. The hotel is an
ideal location for both business and leisure travelers. Nearby attractions include Acropolis, and Lycavittos hill two miles away.The hotel ...
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The Jason Prime Hotel is surrounded by the most prestigious avenues in the oldest capital in europe. The hotel is
within walking distance of business, cultural and shopping districts. The attractions of the city are close at hand, with ...
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