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		<title>Visiting Piraeus: Unfairly Eclipsed Under the Fame of Athens</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Piraeus is like a Porsche standing next to an F1&#8230; It wouldn&#8217;t stand a chance! Athens is such a behemoth of a city that anything placed next to it would be eclipsed into the shade&#8230; and this is a shame because Piraeus would be a great city to spend a few days in when in Athens! Instead, it is considered a little neighborhood that very few tourists will make it to. Or in most cases, it is single arrival/departure port to the Greek Islands. I really enjoyed Piraeus, especially the area around Mikrolimano, this small marina packed with stylish cafes and restaurants overlooking the yachts in the marina. This port has a lot of history in itself when it was made the official port for the Athens fleet back 500 B.C. Just walking around the area you can see archeological searches being done in the middle of busy streets (see photo below). There&#8217;s a nice little beach south of Mikrolimano where you can enjoy a swim with [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>Athens On &#038; Off the Beaten Track &#8211; 3 Days City Guide</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Athens is this city where you can spend endless time exploring every corner of every street and you will always find something interesting. It&#8217;s just incredible how much a single city can hold, its a playground for history lovers, having literally layers over layers of civilizations stacked on top of each other, dating back more over 5000 years ago. On top of this, Greek people happen to have an extremely refined sense of design and their creativity gave birth to tons of stylish restaurants, cafes and bars spread around the city. These places are focused more on the experience rather than only consumption. I&#8217;ve been to Athens several times,  and usually the first visit to Athens is the same for everybody: Visit the same most important sights: the Acropolis, the Parthenon, at least 3 museums and enjoying the streets of  Plaka in the center. All of that is time-consuming and takes 3 to 4 days which is about what most people have in one visit. But [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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