Dimitriou Eginitou 10 (0.3 km from Areopagus Hill)
Centrally located in Athens just steps from the New Acropolis Museum Acropolis Luxury Apartments offers modernly decorated apartments with free WiFi access.
Iouliou Smith 3 (0.3 km from Areopagus Hill)
Meros - Athenian Residencies is an apartment featuring rooms with free Wifi and air conditioning in the center of Athens. With mountain views this accommodation features a balcony. The apartment has private entrance.
Agias Marinis 2 & Apostolou Pavlou (0.3 km from Areopagus Hill)
Offering an impressive view to the Acropolis from its rooftop terrace Hotel Thissio enjoys a central location. The rooms are elegantly decorated and come with free WiFi. The restaurant serves creative dishes and a variety of Greek wines.
Garivaldi 3 (0.3 km from Areopagus Hill)
Just a 8-minute walk from Syngrou/Fix Metro Station and 700 yards from Acropolis Museum Touching Acropolis - Quiet & Elegant 1-Bdr Apt features accommodations in Athens with a terrace. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a balcony.
7 Otrineon (0.3 km from Areopagus Hill)
Acropolis Living room is located in Athens just a 10-minute walk from Monastiraki Train Station and 0.6 miles from Monastiraki Square. This apartment features air-conditioned accommodations with a balcony and free Wifi. The property is 0.
Webster 10 & Robertou Galli (0.4 km from Areopagus Hill)
In the historic center of Athens Acropolis View Hotel offers spectacular Parthenon views. The New Acropolis Museum and the metro station are just under half a mile away.
(0.4 km from Areopagus Hill)
3 Dexippou (0.4 km from Areopagus Hill)
Agora Suites provides a garden as well as accommodations with free Wifi and a kitchenette in the center of Athens. Popular points of interest nearby include Monastiraki Metro Station Parthenon and Temple of Hephaestus.
Areopagus Hill Athens is an ancient site located in the city of Athens, Greece. It is believed to be the place where King Aegeus waited for news of his son Theseus’ journey to Crete and where the Council of Areopagus, a court at which cases concerning religion, morality and politics were judged, met during the Classical period. The hill itself stands at an impressive height overlooking the city below, with views stretching across all of Athens. Not only does it have a rich history dating back thousands of years but it also remains a popular tourist destination today.
Areopagus Hill was named after the Greek god Ares and is located just outside of the Acropolis on the western slope of the hill. It has been described as one of the most remarkable sites in Athens due to its physical appearance as well as its importance throughout history. During ancient times, Areopagus Hill served as a gathering place for citizens from all walks of life including slaves, philosophers and statesmen. It was here that important decisions were made for Athenian democracy and trials were conducted by members of the court known as 'the Areopagus'. This court had jurisdiction over religious and moral issues such as murder or defamation, whereas civil cases had to be heard in other courts scattered around the city.
Today, while there are no longer any trials conducted on Areopagus Hill, visitors can still explore this significant site and take in stunning views of Athens from up high. The site features several monuments including statues dedicated to prominent figures like King Aegeus and Socrates who either lived or worked near this renowned location during their lifetime. As if that wasn’t enough reason to visit, Areopagus Hill also provides some great hiking opportunities with plenty of trails surrounding it providing visitors with a unique experience like no other!