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Koilon Theatrical Show

Available Thursday, 31 Oct

Duration: 1h 10mins
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Graciela, Argentina

31 Aug 2024

Excellent

Excelente. Es la tercera vez que visitamos Atenas y no habíamos visto algo tan maravilloso

Koilon Theatrical Show

Yolande, France

10 May 2024

Excellent

Les scan ne fonctionnent pas mais comme guide aux excursions choisies ticket papier distribué. En revanche grande facilités et disponibilités du service pour modifier une date, régler un pbm.etc

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Anonymous

22 Sep 2024

Excellent

Good. Easy to use. Just didn’t get notified of the cancellation of the show due to weather. Other people did.

Koilon Theatrical Show

About: Koilon Theatre

The Koilon Theatre is a Greek theatrical company telling classic myths with a modern, comedic twist. They can be found beneath the cliff on which the Acropolis sits.

Koilon Theatre

Mark. Avriliou 5, 10556, Athens

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