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- Attica - Wikipedia
Attica is a triangular peninsula jutting into the Aegean Sea It is naturally divided to the north from Boeotia by the 10 mi (16 km) long Cithaeron and Parnes mountain ranges
- Attica | Greece, Map, History, Facts | Britannica
Attica, ancient district of east-central Greece; Athens was its chief city Bordering the sea on the south and east, Attica attracted maritime trade In early times there were several independent settlements there, centring on Eleusis, Athens, and Marathon
- Attica - Visit Greece
Today, a visit to Attica offers visitors a unique experience A “journey” in its 6,000-year history, including the chance to see renowned monuments and masterpieces of art of antiquity and the Middle Ages, and the architectural heritage of the 19th and 20th centuries
- A Guide To Attica Greece - History What To See Do In Attica
Here is all the Attica Athens travel advice that you need We've got a list of things to do in Attica, top Attica sites, and tips for getting to the region
- What is Attica? (with pictures) - Cultural World
This region of Greece has an astounding array of archaeological sites, including many Greek temples such as the Parthenon in Athens Visitors to Attica can see sports fields, the remains of settlements, and other remnants of Greek culture, both in situ and in museums
- Attica Region, Greece: Where it is Located, What to See And Recommended . . .
Attica has been the cradle of Western civilization for millennia, with the ancient city of Athens at its heart The region’s strategic location made it a coveted prize for various empires throughout history, including the Persians, Romans, and Ottomans
- Geography | Attic Peninsula (Attica)
The Attic Peninsula, also known simply as Attica, is a historically significant region in ancient Greece, located in the southeastern part of the Greek mainland
- Attica Region - My Horio
Away from the coast and mountains, Attica’s inland offers a slower pace and a deeper look at rural Greek life Villages like Stamata and Afidnes sit among rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards, where weekend tavernas fill with locals enjoying long lunches under plane trees
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