Useful Information
Starting Point: Looking up at the Propylaea, you will see a tall stone pillar on the left, with a bench beneath it. Start the tour when standing near that bench.
Opening Hours: for current hours, check this site
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- The Acropolis, as seen from the Temple of Olympian Zeus
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- The Acropolis, as seen from the Areopagus
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- The Acropolis, as seen from the Agora
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- The Temple of Athena Nike
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- Statue base for a monument to Eumenes II
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- Passing through the Propylaea
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- The Propylaea from the ramp
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- The inner facade of the Propylaea
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- The Parthenon, as of September 2013
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- The west facade of the Parthenon. Note the frieze, visible just behind the columns
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- The north side of the Parthenon
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- The east facade of the Parthenon
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- The north portico of the Erechtheion
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- The east (main) portico of the Erechtheion
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- The south (Caryatid) portico of the Erechtheion
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