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36 Hours in Athens, Greece

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By Iliana Magra
| Breaking One
Like a clock keeping time, the face of Athens, Greece, is marked by the past, the minutes ticking by in ancient Greek ruins, remnants of Roman architecture and an assortment of gilded, Byzantine-era churches. But the city, so vigorously loved and lived-in -- and that today braces against the strain of overtourism -- is no open-air museum.
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36 Hours in Athens, Greece

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By Iliana Magra, Camille McOuat
| The New York Times Verified
By Iliana Magra Photographs by Camille McOuat June 11, 2026 Like a clock keeping time, the face of Athens is marked by the past, the minutes ticking by in ancient Greek ruins, remnants of Roman architecture and an assortment of gilded, Byzantine-era churches. But the city, so vigorously loved and lived-in — and which today braces against the strain of overtourism — is no open-air museum.
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36 Hours in Athens

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By Iliana Magra
| nestia.com
36 Hours Athens Jump to: Recommendations Itinerary Google Map By Iliana Magra Photographs by Camille McOuat June 11, 2026 Like a clock keeping time, the face of Athens is marked by the past, the minutes ticking by in ancient Greek ruins, remnants of Roman architecture and an assortment of gilded, Byzantine-era churches. But the city, so vigorously loved and lived-in — and which today braces against the strain of overtourism — is no open-air museum.
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