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It is hard to miss it from the road because of its enormous metallic dome, looking a bit like a fat flying saucer.

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the inner part of the Archaeolgical Museum

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The artifacts displayed in the museum are from Mycenaean, Geometric, Archaic, Hellenistic and Roman Greece. A collection of 14 Roman mosaics as well as partial reconstructions of Roman houses from around the city are displayed in the Museum.

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The Castle was built in the mid-500s AD on the ruins of the ancient acropolis. A long list of civilisations have either besieged or taken the castle, among them Slavs, Moors, Normans, Franks and Venetians.

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Close to the castle of Patras, the Roman Odeon, is a Roman conservatory for music performances, built during the rule of Emperor Augustus at the turn of the 1st century AD.

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Opened in August 2004, Rio-Antirrio bridge is considered one of the world's longest multi-span, cable-stayed bridges.It is also the longest bridge of its kind in the world to be fully suspended.

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The Patras carnival is unique in Greece, and it is one of the largest carnivals in Europe. The Grand parade with satirical floats, which takes place on Sunday before Clean Monday (48 days before the Orthodox Easter), ends with fireworks in the city port, attended by thousands of people.

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The largest church in Greece and the third largest Orthodox edifice in the Balkans. In a chapel to the rear of the church, there are fragments of the cross on which St. Andrew, one of the 12 Apostles, was martyred.

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Within a brief walk from Agios Andreas Cathedral, the Lighthouse is the perfect place to see the sunset. Although it is no longer used as a lighthouse, you get the chance to enjoy your coffee at the cafeteria which is at the basis of the building.

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Nowadays, the Roman Odeon has a capacity of 2.300 spectators and it is used for music once more, notably at the Patras International Festival every summer.