360 Virtual tour of Ancient Athens

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Treat yourself to a virtual tour where you can experience the Acropolis, the Parthenon, Emperors, and the Odeon of Agrippa in 360° and more.

Explore the ancient Athenian ruins and monuments where the Eponymous Heroes stand. With a beautiful view of Monastiraki Square, you will have journeyed around Athens in the most adventurous way possible.

Stand within the Odeon of Vestibule before traveling through the Panathenaic Way. With the Arch of Hadrian literally in front of your eyes, better understand what this emperor meant to the Athenians. Explore the new roman city from the old by visiting The Areopagus Hill, the Erechtheum, the Western Pediment, and both the base and entrance to the Acropolis.

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Monastiraki Square is a bustling commercial district now, but during the 1st century AD, it was a residential area.
2. Odeon of Agrippa
Make your way inside the Odeon, and see the red walls, multi-coloured marbles, and painted statues. This first glimpse of the theatre interior greeted Athenians to a display of admiration from the Romans who so revered Greek culture.
3. Monument of the Eponymous Heroes
The Eponymous Heroes represent heroes of the 10 tribes of Athens: Hippothoon, Antiochos, Ajax, Leos, Erechtheus, Aigeus, Oineus, Akamas, Kekrops, and Pandion. Over time, heroes were added or removed for political concerns: here we depict the 13 that stood in the 2nd century CE.
4. Ancient Agora of Athens
The dining hall of the Athenian council, located at the junction connecting Athens' major public sites.
5. Herod Atticus Odeon
Make your way inside the Odeon, and see the red walls, multi-colored marbles, and painted statues. This first glimpse of the theatre interior greeted Athenians to a display of admiration from the Romans who so revered Greek culture.
6. Panathenaic Way
The Panathenaic Way was the road travelled by the procession of the Great Panathenaia and Great Dionysia festivals. The stoae of the Agora were constructed along it, to offer shelter to those who wished to view the procession, and became important spaces of Athenian social life.
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The Acropolis is now in the distance as you stand next to the Areopagus Hill. In the Archaic period, the Areopagus Hill served as a meeting place for the Areopagite Council. Look around at the Athenian landscape and gaze and the monuments on the Acropolis.
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The grand Propylaea, the only known work attributed to the architect Mnesicles, was the splendid entrance to the Athenian Acropolis. It served as one end of the Sacred Way, leading down to the sacred and mysterious caves of Eleusis.
9. Acropolis
You have entered the Acropolis precinct, just having made the journey up the monumental stairs on the west of the fortified hill. Behind you is the Propylaia, while to your left and right are statues dedicated to Athena and the triumphs of the city.
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You now move to inside the western courtyard of the Erechtheum. Underneath the portico, you can see the fine details of the Ionic columns. The giant olive tree, sprouted from Athena's spear, provides a focal point to this area.
11. Parthenon
The Parthenon, the iconic venue of Athens dedicated to its titular goddess, Athena. Observe the pediment depicting the birth of Athena and the looking along the top of the temple can observe the battle between the Olympian Gods and the Giants illustrated on the metopes.
12. Statue Of Athena Promachos
The statue of Athena won great acclaim in the ancient world, and was considered among the finest work of the master sculptor Phidias. Her ivory skin, and garments of plated gold, were a striking sight which gave the work both splendour and delicacy.
13. Stoa Of Eumenes II
We are in the centre of the stoa. Notice the wooden roof ceiling and the floor. Also take note of the columns running down the centre, a style typical of stoas. Contemplate the landscape in the distance.
14. Arch of Hadrian
Hadrian's patronage of Athens was immortalised with this monumental arch that connected the eastern part of the city, including the Olympieion, and the central part of Athens. Beyond the arch one can see the magnificent Athenian Acropolis in the distance.
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Here you stand at the entrance of the Olympieion complex in Roman times under the rule of Hadrian. Although the temple took centuries to complete, once finished, it stood as one of the most marvelous examples of Greco-Roman architecture.

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360 Virtual tour of Ancient Athens

WHAT'S INCLUDED

WHAT TO EXPECT

1.

2. Odeon of Agrippa

3. Monument of the Eponymous Heroes

4. Ancient Agora of Athens

5. Herod Atticus Odeon

6. Panathenaic Way

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9. Acropolis

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11. Parthenon

12. Statue Of Athena Promachos

13. Stoa Of Eumenes II

14. Arch of Hadrian

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1.

2. Odeon of Agrippa

3. Monument of the Eponymous Heroes

4. Ancient Agora of Athens

5. Herod Atticus Odeon

6. Panathenaic Way

7.

8.

9. Acropolis

10.

11. Parthenon

12. Statue Of Athena Promachos

13. Stoa Of Eumenes II

14. Arch of Hadrian

15.

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