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[@GoExploreGreece]

#Athens is no stranger to grandeur, but among its ancient ruins and bustling streets stands a symbol of dedication and national pride that many travellers often overlook: The #Evzones Changing of the Guard Ceremony. 👇🏻 *Best Entry Tickets for the Top Things to Do in Athens* 🏛 Acropolis and 6 Archaeological Sites Combo - bit.ly/46gOzKb 🏛 Acropolis, Parthenon & Acropolis Museum Guided Tour - bit.ly/3togitM 👇🏻 *Accommodation in Athens* 🧳 All Places - bit.ly/3rEW12U 5⃣ Five Star - bit.ly/3tgRHaz 4⃣ Four Star - bit.ly/3LIR4Nh 3⃣ Three Star - bit.ly/46DoC7B 🛎 Budget - bit.ly/3Q2UGfu

[@jgala3350]

They are so disciplined, so well trained and focused on their duty regardless of all internal and external conditions that it is really unthinkable for the rest of us! They truly deserve our admiration. We will always be proud of them.

[@GoExploreGreece]

I really enjoyed reading your comment about my video of the Evzones, and I couldn't agree with you more. They really are something to be admired, and to proud of. Thanks 👍

[@themisthemistocleous1404]

Actually every single move they make symbolises something let that be the hard stepping to let the dead that we're still free thanx to them, the OXI (No) they form with their guns which symbolises the "NO" Greece said to Mousolini, the front kick which symbolises kicking the tyranny (also in the front of the shoe there were weapons hidden like a blade). Even the kilt has 400 pleats for the 400 years of Othman occupation...Its many many things hidden in the whole ceremony! Nice video btw

[@GoExploreGreece]

How can I argue with the great and famous Athenian General Thermistocles 😉 You're absolutely right. Every step, every move, and even the pleats in the kilt tell a deep and significant story of Greece's history and resilience. It's incredible how they've packed centuries of tales into a single ceremony. Thank you for sharing that insight. I really appreciate you taking the time to write what you said. And I'm glad you liked the video.

[@themisthemistocleous1404]

@@GoExploreGreece "famous Athenian general " 😂 I'm not even worthy to tie his shoes

[@GoExploreGreece]

🤣 Love it 👍