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Athens
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Students & Travellers Inn
The Students Inn is centrally located for everything Athens is famous for, and as you turn down the street towards us, the Acropolis looming at the other end (just 10 minutes away) will show you that you have chosen the right place to stay. It is hard to look past this newly renovated building situated in the heart of the Plaka (Old Athens). It is run by a great team who will do everything possible to help make your visit even more
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Athens Backpackers
Athens best hostel- Best location, Super Friendly helpful staff, hot showers, air-conditioning, ensuites, new computers, laundry service, lively coffee bar, etc, Brilliant location! 2 minutes to the Acropolis and everywhere else. On a quiet street in the heart of classical Athens
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Athens International Youth Hostel
One of the official IYHF Hostels in Athens, Greece, Athens International Youth Hostel is fully
licensed. It offers accommodation to members and non-members of Hostelling Associations around the world in rooms with 2 and 4 beds
dorms with ensuite facilities. Open 24 hours, the hostel can provide a wide range of services to non-members & members visiting Athens: laundry service, travel information, internet, fax, 24 hour reception, plus renovated
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Aphrodite I Hostel
Welcome to the Backpackers home away from home. A member of the IYHF, we offer private rooms for 1, 2, 3 or 4 people, and also dormitories. Some rooms with private facilities, all air conditioned rooms, showers with hot water 24 hours, some rooms with balconies, walking tours around athens, travel services to help you with ferries/hotels on the islands, breakfast available daily, FREE wireless internet access 24 hours, and a lively night
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San Remo Hostel
Small and cosy backpakers hostel, situated in the heart of central Athens. San Remo offers accommodation in 1,2,3,4 and 6 bed rooms with or without
private facilities at budget prices. Some rooms have TV and air
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Zeus Hostel
Zeus Hostel is a newly renovated picturesque building in the centre of Athens. It is conveniently situated close to rail & bus stations, banks, mail facilities and super markets. Cafés, restaurants, nightclubs, shops and galleries, not to mention the National Archaeological Museum, are all within easy walking distance from Zeus
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Athens Northern Backpackers
Get out of the crowds and feel the Greek neighbourhood experience in Maroyssi! A very safe and clean residential area with cafes, supermarkets and other facilites nearby where the Greek excape from daily downtown caos. You can choose between shared rooms
beds in a dorm, hostel style and private rooms but still you will feel our family
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Athens Youth Hostel Pagration
Pagration Youth Hostel is one of the founding members of the Greek Youth Hostel Organization. It has been open, all year round for over 35 years, central heating in the winter months, colour TV, table games, luggage storage, kitchen facilities, exchange book service, safe deposit for valuables, information desk, washing machine and dryer, hot water on a 24hour basis -coin operated, safety camera for entrance control, no curfew
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Athens is the capital and largest city of Greece. Named after goddess Athena, Athens is a cosmopolitan metropolis with a population of 3.7 million people. The Athens metropolitan area constitutes the center of economic, financial, industrial, cultural and political life in Greece. The city is also rapidly becoming a business center in the European Union. Ancient Athens was a powerful polis city-state and a renowned center of learning, home of Plato's Academy and Aristotle's Lyceum. It is often referred to as the cradle of Western civilization, largely due to the impact of its cultural and political achievements during the 5th and 4th centuries BCE on the rest of the then known European Continent. The classical era heritage is still evident in the city, portrayed through a number of ancient monuments and artworks, the most famous being the Parthenon on the Acropolis. Athens was the host city of the first modern-day Olympic Games and, more recently, of the 2004 Summer Olympics.
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