The Aegean Sea i believe.
If you mean Athens, in Greece, then Athens is near the Aegean Sea, which is actually part of the Mediterranean Sea.
It was located on the Agean sea port in GreeceAthens, today, is still located in the same location as ancient Athens. The various temples and sites can still be found in modern Athens.
The Aegean Sea is located 300 miles north of the island of Crete and east of Athens. Its shores are shared by Greece and Turkey, and it is known for its historical significance and beautiful coastlines.
* The Sea South of Athens is the Aegean Sea. Athens is located at the Argosaronikos Gulf. The ancient port of Athens is Pireaus, which today is a modern district of Athens an a big commercial habour.* Sparta on the other hand has got no sea at all. The nearest and most used in Antiquity is at the centre of Peloponissos and at southest point, and is the nowadays the city of Kalamata. The Greek town of Gytheio, often called sea port of Sparta, is located towards north western area of Gulf of Laconia, in Peloponnese. The sea in Gulf of Laconia, south of Sparta, is the Meditteranean Sea
That would be Athens
Athens.
The two city-states located in the Aegean Sea near the Greek mainland are Athens and Sparta. Athens is situated on the Attic Peninsula, while Sparta is located inland, though it has access to the Aegean Sea through nearby ports. Both city-states played crucial roles in ancient Greek history and culture, with Athens known for its democracy and cultural achievements, and Sparta recognized for its military discipline and strength.
Sparta is located in the south, Athens is located in the northeast.
Athens is the capital of Greece. Athens is near the Aegean Sea.
Ionian sea, sea of Crate, Black sea, Mediterrain sea, sea of Mamaro, Aegan sea
Medditarian Sea Your Welcome
Athens is located on the Attica peninsula.
Athens and Sparta are both located in Greece.