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Stoa of Attalos

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Stoa – a covered walkway typical for ancient Greek architecture. This is the most impressive one, now houses the museum of Agora.

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Vrysakiou 3-13
Athens 10555, Greece

Phone: +30 210 3210185

Rating: 5/5

Stoa of Attalos is included in 70 trips.

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