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Mount Lycabettus

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Mount Lycabettus is a massive Cretaceous limestone hill that stands as the highest point in central Athens, rising two hundred seventy-seven meters above sea level. You can pick it out by its steep, rugged profile and the pine trees that coat its base, distinguishing it from the flatter urban sprawl surrounding it.

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