Samuel A. Chambers, The Johns Hopkins University 'This theoretically supple and surprisingly timely book probes overlooked tensions internal to both the reality and the ideal of ancient Athenian ...
Alexander the Great was successful in conquering almost everything he set his sights on, except for one place—Termessos. This is often referred to as the "Eagle's Nest" city. Alexander the Great ...
Constant expansion has introduced a sense of modernism to this ancient city. You will most likely spend the majority of your stay within central Athens near all of the city's well-known attractions.