As one of the most important sites in Europe's most important cities, as well as a World Heritage Site, the Acropolis, the hill above the city, stands out as a testimony to Greek wisdom and culture. This ancient hilltop castle includes the Parthenon (Athena, goddess of wisdom, civilization, and war), Athena Nike (Athena who won the war), Erechtheion (Athens Temple of Na and Poseidon) Ocean, Earthquake and Horse) etc. Known as a symbol of ancient Greek culture, the Acropolis is one of the most important ancient monuments in the world. The greatest symbol of the glory of ancient Greece, the Acropolis towers over the heart of the vast expanse of Athens. A true wonderland of ancient art, the Acropolis Museum is one of the largest and richest in the world. While it may be difficult for tourists to choose from the multitude of museums, in our opinion, aside from the obvious mention of the Acropolis Museum, the best museums in the city include, but are not limited to, the National Archaeological Museum, National History Museum, Ancient Landris Museums, Cycladic Art Museum, Benaki Museum, Byzantine Christian Museum, Athens City Museum, Inscription and Coin Museum, Greek Folk Musical Instruments Museum, Ilyas Lalaunes Jewelry Museum, Athens Railway Museum, Greek Children's Museum Museum, Iraq Liden Museum, Islamic Art Museum and Military Museum. For those who love the country's history, Athens has fascinating museums. The Athens Archaeological Site can be purchased in a combined ticket, which includes two sites, the ancient hilltop castle, Hadrian's Library, the Archaeological Museum and more. From here you can see how big Athens is, with the Acropolis rising proudly in the centre of low white buildings. Things to do in Athens Acropolis At the heart of Athens is the Acropolis, a fortified limestone plateau topped by the Parthenon and many other historical monuments. Scattered throughout the ancient quarters of Athens surrounding the infamous Acropolis, visitors can find plenty of things to do, attractions and places to visit in Athens. In the majestic Stoa of Attalos (an architectural paradigm of malls you will recognize in sprawling Athens), the Agora Museum highlights extraordinary artifacts from ancient daily life. The outstanding Museum of Athens houses the largest and finest collection of Greek antiquities in the world. New Acropolis Museum – The New Acropolis Museum is a unique experience; Presenting the most representative Greek antiquities, it has been recognized as one of the finest museums in Europe. A real wonderland of ancient art, it is only fitting that the Acropolis Museum is one of the largest and richest in the world.