Palataki again

Palataki again, at Haidari.

Palataki

Palataki at Haidari.

Graffiti

View of Athens from Apolis

Looking North. You can see the Olympic Stadium and the Calatrava shelter.

View of Athens from Apolis

View from Apolis, at Petroupoli. You can see the Acropolis.

What still remains

What still remains from the Temple of Dionysus.

Temple of Dionysus

The Temple of Dionysus (well, what's left of it) at Dionysus.

A sunny day at Monastiraki

Chorus at Monastiraki

The reason Greece defaults

Graffiti on ancient monuments. The reason Greece is getting closer to a default.

The sanctuary of the Nymphs

The Sanctuary of the Nymphs, Acropolis.

Neoclassical building

Neoclassical Building

Neoclassical building

Vaggelis' birth place

The neoclassical house where Vaggelis was born.

Banner

A day at the Acropolis Museum.

The Acropolis Museum

The Acropolis Museum. The thing that should not be?

Laterna

Laterna on Dionysioy Aeropagitoy street.

Pigeon

Pigeon on the street

Pithari

Big jar (pithari) outside the Acropolis Museum

Bicycles can go anywhere

Young boy balancer

Young boy (Kouros) balancer.

Art at Ermou street

Mitropoleos street

Mitropoleos street on a busy Saturday morning.

Hard Rock Cafe

At Filellinon street.

Your democracy

This reads "Shit to your democracy", as if the writer is not responsible for the democracy (with or without quotes) we have. This is "our" democracy, not "his/hers" that's why the use of "your" in the sentence.

The old gives way to the new?

The Vodafone train

The Vodafone train that takes you around the ancient monuments of Athens.

Theseus

Theseus, the founder and king of Athens. Statue stands at Theseio.