10The Athenian Agora

Arguably the second-most famous archaeological site in Greece is the ancient Agora, located just below the Acropolis, in Athens.

In Greek, the word “agora” refers to a gathering or market place, which is basically what this collection of ruins represents. Located in the centre of the city, the Agora remained in use for nearly 5,000 years, undergoing many new constructions and demolitions.