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Athens (pronounce /ˈæθənz/; Greek: Αθήνα Athina, IPA: [aˈθina]), the capital and largest city of Greece, dominates the Attica periphery: as one of the world's oldest cities, its recorded history spans at least 3,000 years.
Trivia about athens
Some say the Dark Ages began when Byzantine Emperor Justinian closed this city's school of philosophy in 529 A.D.
Kim Basinger hails from this Georgia city whose name may be Greek to you
Praise the gods! It's the city where you'll find the majestic ruins seen here (The Parthenon)
You'll find Greece's Parliament building on Syntagma Square in this capital
Historians refer to the Golden Age as the time during which Pericles ruled this city
Some fashionable women dyed their hair blue in this ancient Greek city, home of Socrates
The Hellenic Star is a leading newspaper in this European capital
In a 480 B.C. invasion, the Persians demolished many buildings on the Acropolis in this city
Arcesilaus founds the "Second Academy" of this city
Byzantine Museum,Acropolis Museum
In 1687, the Parthenon was badly damaged when the Venetians tried to conquer this city
The Stoics derived their name from a painted porch in this Greek city
This capital lies 5 miles from the Bay of Phaleron, an arm of the Aegean Sea
...in Drama, if you can name this city that hosted the ancient drama festival called the City Dionysia
Mount Pentelicus, north of this capital, supplied the white marble for the buildings on the Acropolis
Among cradles of civilization, Gothic ruler Alaric sacked Rome but spared this Greek capital
The Kifisos & Ilisos rivers flow through this capital
The defeat of this city's invasion force at Syracuse in 413 B.C. was the beginning of its end & the start of Sparta's rise
When Greece gained indep. in 1829, this city had only a few thousand people; 4 years later, it became the capital
This L.A. sister city is not the one in Georgia or Ohio, but the one in Greece
Socrates
The play "God", set in this ancient city, features the characters Trichinosis & Bursitis
You can ride one line in this world capital from Kifissia to Pireas
At about 1,000 square miles, twice as big as L.A., it was the largest city-state of ancient Greece
Paul spoke on Aeropagus, a hill of this capital city of Attica, Greece
Solon, the poet & statesman, revised the Draconian Laws in this Greek city-state
Slaves & women were also allowed into the Garden, a school Epicurus founded in this city around 306 B.C.
With its own Parthenon, Nashville, Tennesse is this Greek city "of the South"
This capital's oldest residential area, the Plaka, lies behind the Acropolis
Eduard Schaubert helped guide the rebuilding of this Greek capital under King Otto
There's a University of Georgia campus in this city that shares its name with a European capital
The pageant was first broadcast live in 1973 from the Parthenon in this city
This capital city got torched in 2008 after the police shooting of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos
This ancient city is the capital of Greece
Climbing the Acropolis; shopping at the flea market in Monastiraki Square
Theseus, duke of this city in "A Midsummer Night's Dream", doesn't run into fellow resident Timon
Judges were chosen by lot for the drama competition known as the Dionysia in this city
1896 summer games(an obvious choice)
On the Mediterranean:HE'S TAN
Thucydides, though from this city, tried to be fair to Sparta in narrating the Peloponnesian War
Hostel Aphrodite & Hotel Achilleas
The appropriate site of the first modern Olympics
About this city Pindar wrote, "O bright & violet-crowned and famed in song, bulwark of Greece"
In the summer residents of this capital city suffer through the "nefos", a type of smog
This capital city's port, Piraeus, lies on the Saronic Gulf
Actress Melina Mercouri ran unsuccessfully for mayor of this foreign city, a post her Grandpa held for 30 years
City-state ruled by Pericles
Isocrates didn't teach Iplato but did teach Timotheus, a great general for this city-state
Piraeus is the port for this capital city
In 490 B.C. Miltiades' runner pouts & says he's only going to run 1 mile & walk the other 24 from Marathon to here
This capital lies on the Attica Plain surrounded by mountains including Parnes & Hymettus
In August 2004, the shot put competition was held not in this main host city but at Olympia
In 413 B.C. a Corinth/Syracuse fleet defeated this city's navy, & so left all the Greeks vulnerable
Down in Plaka listening to bouzouki music
In 404 B.C., this city surrendered, ending the 27-year-long Peloponnesian War
Melina Mercouri
When this city-state's leader died around 560 B.C., it was Solon, it's been good ta know ya
For a great view of this capital city, climb to the top of Lykavittos Hill, or take the funicular from Kolonaki
In "Paradise Regained", Milton called this European capital the "Mother of arts and eloquence"
A Mediterranean capital:HASTEN
(Hi, I'm Misty May-Treanor. And I'm Kerri Walsh.)Kerri & I won the USA's first gold in women's beach volleyball at the 2004 Olympics held in this city--we didn't lose a single set
Kostas Karamanlis
The first known law against throwing your garbage in the street was issued around 500 B.C. in this Greek city
In his poem "Hellas", Shelley wrote, "Let there be light!" said Liberty; and this city "Arose!"
This capital's stadium was rebuilt of white marble for the Olympic Games of 1896
The 1st extensively recorded naval battle was in 480 B.C. at Salamis where this Greek city-state beat the Persians
The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates was convicted of corrupting the youth of this city
In 1962 Prince Juan Carlos married Princess Sophia in a Catholic & also in an Orthodox cathedral in this city
This European capital lies on a plain near the southern end of the Attic Peninsula
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" is set in this Mediterranean City that's in the title of another Shakespeare play
Of cities in titles of Shakespeare's plays, this Mediterranean capital has the highest population