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Dioskouros Hostel
Dioskouros Hostel

6 Pittakou Str. (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Centrally located under the Acropolis in the historical quarter of Plaka and close to the new museum Hostel Dioskouros features air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk.

Good 1113 reviews
7.4
Chic and Cosy Flat in Plaka by UPSTREET
Chic and Cosy Flat in Plaka by UPSTREET

Thalou (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Chic and Cosy Flat in Plaka by UPSTREET in Athens offers accommodations with free Wifi a 7-minute walk from Acropolis Museum 0.7 miles from Parthenon and a 4-minute walk from Anafiotika.

Superb 39 reviews
9.1
Ava Hotel and Suites
Ava Hotel and Suites

Lysikratous 9 -11 (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Just a 5-minute walk from the Acropolis the 4-star Ava Hotel and Suites is centrally located in Plaka. It offers spacious elegantly decorated suites with a private balcony or terrace. Free WiFi is available throughout.

Superb 215 reviews
9.4
Acropolis Heart 1BD Apartment in Plaka by UPSTREET
Acropolis Heart 1BD Apartment in Plaka by UPSTREET

Dionysiou Areopagitou (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Acropolis Heart 1BD Apartment in Plaka by UPSTREET offers accommodations in Athens a 9-minute walk from Syngrou/Fix Metro Station and 0.6 miles from Erechtheion. Guests staying at this apartment have access to free Wifi and a balcony.

Very good 10 reviews
8.4
Acropolis Heart 2BD Apartment in Plaka by UPSTREET
Acropolis Heart 2BD Apartment in Plaka by UPSTREET

Dionysiou Areopagitou (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Acropolis Heart 2BD Apartment in Plaka by UPSTREET in Athens provides accommodations with free Wifi a 4-minute walk from Acropolis Museum 0.6 miles from Parthenon and a 5-minute walk from Anafiotika.

Very good 18 reviews
8.8
Home and Poetry
Home and Poetry

Lysikratous 10 (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Home and Poetry is set in Athens 984 feet from Acropolis Museum and theTemple of Olympion Zeus. Every room is fitted with a flat-screen TV. Some rooms include a seating area to relax in after a busy day.

Superb 775 reviews
9.0
Home and Poetry
Home and Poetry

Lysikratous 10 (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

Home and Poetry is conveniently located in the popular Plaka area. Featuring a satisfying list of amenities guests will find their stay at the property a comfortable one. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at Home and Poetry.

Superb 35 reviews
9.3
GK Aria
GK Aria

12 Frinichou (0.1 km from Hadrian's Arch)

GK Aria is located in Athens just a 9-minute walk from Zappion - National Garden and half a mile from Roman Agora. This apartment provides accommodations with a balcony and free Wifi.

Very good 106 reviews
8.7

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Hadrian's Arch Athens is a monumental gateway that stands as a symbol of the city’s vast history. Located on Dionysiou Areopagitou Street between two of the city’s major landmarks, the Acropolis and the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch is considered to be one of most iconic archaeological sites in all of Greece. Built by Roman Emperor Hadrian in 131 AD to celebrate his visit to Athens and designate the boundary between the old city and new Roman additions, this stunning monument has served as an important landmark for centuries. Its timeless marble facade stands at 16 meters high and 11 meters wide, with four rectangular pillars topped with Corinthian capitals flanking a carved archway. On either side of the arch are inscriptions dedicated to gods and goddesses who were considered patrons of both Athens and Rome. Above the arch is an impressive relief depicting Emperor Hadrian surrounded by various figures from ancient Greek mythology. While much of its original beauty has been restored, some damage can still be seen from when it was used as a target during Ottoman rule in 15th century. Thanks to its historical significance, Hadrian’s Arch is now an integral part of many tours through Athens and remains an impressive reminder of the city’s rich past.