Keramejkos

Keramejkos is a fascinating archaeological area in Athens that is the largest necropolis of ancient Greece. The site, originally a potters' quarter, evolved into a cemetery used from the Bronze Age until early Christianity.

Visiting the site, you'll see the remains of the Dipylon Gate, the Holy Way and numerous tomb sculptures and monuments. The Keramejkos Museum displays a collection of artifacts related to the burials, including marble sculptures, urns, jewelry and toys.

It is an ideal destination for history and archaeology enthusiasts, offering a unique look at daily life, burial practices and cultural achievements of ancient Athens.