Mount Lycabettus

Lycabettus Hill is a chalky limestone hill in Greek Athens that rises 300 meters above sea level, making it the highest point in the capital. Pine trees cover the base of this hill, and on top there is the Church of St. George dating back to the nineteenth century, along with a theater and a restaurant, and although a stroll through a circular path in this hill will be a test of endurance and challenge, it will be a very beautiful experience.