Central Athens

The Dionysus Theatre is considered to be the birthplace of theatre in ancient Greece.

Octagonal tower on the edge of the Römische Agora

Ancient theatre at the foot of the Acropolis Rock in Athens

The Parthenon Temple is probably the most imposing building on the Acropolis.

Ruins of the old gate on the west side of the Roman Agora in Athens

Ruins of the library from ancient Athens, named after its founder, the Roman Emperor Hadrian.

Ottoman mosque from 1759, which now houses the Museum of Modern Greek Culture

Tempel im ionischen Baustil auf der Akropolis

Gate and main entrance to the sacred area of the Acropolis