After a morning run--around the Acropolis, up to the Pnyx Hill, and into the Sanctuary of Zeus Hypastis--Nia and I set off on a walking tour and a shopping spree. (With limited resources, "spree" is an overstatement.)
Our perambulations through Athens are best described with photos.
| Morning view from our apartment roof |
| Morning run by the east side of the Acropolis |
| Acropolis Museum--next time |
| View west from Pnyx Hill |
| View north to Lykabettos Hill, while out running |
| Stoa of Atticus in the ancient Agora |
| Running down the stairs in Plaka |
| More ruins in Plaka |
| Ruins of ancient library in the Plaka |
| Ancient library |
| Old Turkish mosque near Monastiraki |
| Fruit vendors in Monastiraki |
| Morning run up Pnyx Hill |
| Partial view of Athens |
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| Pick your juice |
| Temple of Hephaistos, ancient Agora |
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| Byzantine-era chapel near Metropolitan cathedral |
| Plaka run |
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| Fruit vendors in Monastiraki |
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| Defending democracy--much needed in America |
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| Another worthless franchise... |
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| On the Areopagitou, near the Acropolis |
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| Typical 19th-century Plaka architecture |
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| Standing tall near the law school |
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| At the sweet shop in Kolonaki |
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| Modern-day, unmasked |
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| Metropolitan cathedral |
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| Evzones at the Parliament |
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| Juicing pomegrantes--we need this contraption in Messinia |


















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