1. 21 August 2013 - Full Moon in Greece
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2. For the past few years, the Greek government has thrown open a
selection of the best archaeological sites in Greece during the
night of the full moon in August. In 2013, the event will occur on
the night of August 21st.
The list of dozens of participating archaeological sites in the past
included the Acropolis and Cape Sounion but the actual sites are
off the list in 2013, victims of their own popularity and of too
many visitors stumbling over slick night-damp marble stones.
Authorities point out that a hillside adjacent to Sounion will be
open and that in Athens, Filopappou Hill will be open, offering at
least a dramatic view of the Acropolis and Parthenon as well as a
free concert at 9:30pm. Both Sounion and the Parthenon will be
open until 8pm that evening.
Other regulars on the list include the Temple of Aphaia on Aegina
and ancient Olympia. There may be last-minute additions to the
list, or sudden removals, so check locally before trekking to a site.
Usually, there are music and dance events scheduled at some of
the sites.
21 August 2013 - Full Moon in Greece

4. Full Moon in Oia

5. Full Moon in Oia

6. Full moon in Oia

7. Full Moon in Attica

8. Athens

9. Athens

10. Full Moon in Thessaloniki

11. Full Moon in Mytilini

12. Full Moon in Mytilini Castle

13. Full Moon in Nafpaktos

14. Full Moon to Sounio

16. Full Moon in Kamena Vourla

17. Full Moon Kythera

18. Full Moon on Mount Athos

19. Full Moon in Naoussa Paros

20. Athens

21. Athens

22. Athens

23. Full Moon in Chania

24. Full Moon in Mandraki Rhodes

25. Athens

26. Athens

27. Full Moon to Sounio

28. Full Moon to Sounio

29. Full Moon to Sounio

30. Athens

31. Full Moon in Corfu

35. Neoi Poroi - Platamon

36. Neoi Poroi - Platamon

37. Full Moon in Kythnos

38. Monemvasia

39. Monemvasia

40. Ancient Corinth

41. Ancient Corinth

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