How to get there – The easiest route is to take the metro to Thission, get out of the station, walk to your right and follow the people to the entrance.

Acropolis of Athens is open daily. Summer 08:00-19:00, until 15:00 Su and national holidays. Winter 08:00-sunset. +30 210 3214172

Go early in morning to avoid heat and crowds or late in afternoon.

Parthenon

The Parthenon is one of the most famous Greece tourist attractions and is part of Acropolis. Dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena Parthenos, it is an absolute must see. The  Parthenon  is a very old building, its construction having started in 447 !!  It is the biggest temple of classic antiquity with 8 x 17 pillars. It has been used as a  temple, fortress, a church, and even a mosque.

The best time to go up there is the late winter or spring.

Best to go at sunset, when the Pentelic marble gleams like strawberries and cream, then wait to see the floodlights bathe it in golden

Meteora

This jaw dropping monastery was featured in famous James movie “For Your eyes Only”. Literally meaning suspended in the air – it is actually a collection of six monasteries situated on top of several rock pillars.  Founded in 14th century, Meteora is described as Serene, spiritual, magical, mystical, extraordinary, breathtaking, immense, inspiring, impressive. Situated in central Greece, it is a proof that faith can move mountains. Monasteries on rock pillars, once accessible only by frayed ropes

The easiest way to get to Meteora from Athens is via train.  You can find detailed instruction on How to get to Meteora from Here

Santorini 

Santorini is a small volcanic island that has become world famous due to its scenic views, nice Mediterranean climate and charming lifestyle. Tourists come here from al over the world to enjoy its dramatic views, stunning sunsets, the white-washed houses, and an active volcano. You will love its white cobblestone streets full of old fashioned shops, cafes and hotels.