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      "description": "Nothing in Plaka was built from scratch. The cathedral is made out of seventy-two churches Athens had just knocked down. There is a chapel with a nine-storey hotel standing on stilts over it, a Roman library that spent four hundred years as a bazaar, and a clock from the first century BC with a second clock inside it for cloudy days. The walk ends in Anafiotika, a whitewashed island village that island masons put up on the slope of the Acropolis in a single night, legally, because of a rule about roofs. Forty-five of the houses are still lived in, the lanes still have no names, and everybody's post arrives in one blue box.",
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      "short_blurb": "This is Syntagma Square — say it SEEN-tag-mah — and the big cream-coloured building at the top of it, with two soldiers standing motionless in front, is the Greek Parliament. It was built as a house for a teenager.",
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      "short_blurb": "Down the slope from you is the Ancient Agora, and almost all of it is ankle-high — foundations, cut stone, the outlines of rooms where the walls used to be.",
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      "short_blurb": "That freestanding gateway on the corner is the Arch of Hadrian. An arch is normally a hole you put in a wall, so look either side of this one, and you'll find there's no wall at all, and there never was.",
      "description": "That freestanding gateway on the corner is the Arch of Hadrian. An arch is normally a hole you put in a wall, so look either side of this one, and you'll find there's no wall at all, and there never was. Eighteen metres of Pentelic marble, gating absolutely nothing, put up around the year one hundred and thirty-one. It is also the only monument in Athens that argues with itself.",
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      "description": "There are two churches in front of you and you want the small one. The big pale cathedral is the Metropolis, and the little grey box crouched beside it looks like it was assembled out of a crate of spare parts. Get closer, because it was.",
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      "short_blurb": "This is the church of Agia Dynami, and the reason people walk past it is that there's a hotel standing on top of it. Find the two square concrete pillars on either side of the little domed chapel.",
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      "short_blurb": "You've found Kapnikarea, the eleventh-century church sitting in a hole in the middle of the shopping street. Look at where the pavement goes.",
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      "short_blurb": "That little round marble drum standing on the square stone plinth is the Lysicrates Monument — say it lie-SIK-ruh-teez — and it's the smallest ancient thing in central Athens.",
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