Monument
Monument Philopappos
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Ilias
December 2, 2017
Enjoy a 360 view of Athens plus an eye level view of the Acropolis.
Patrick
August 13, 2016
Combine a 20 mn walk in a full of olive trees preserved green hill in the heart of this 5 million city , with at the top of the hill a stunning view on Acropolis best profile ! ( like on postcards) . You will take the best pictures at late afternoon . On you way , stop at charming little Lombarda church .
Episkepti Benvenuto
July 3, 2016
great for walking and jogging in nature
Πανωραία
September 20, 2022
The hill of Philopappos or hill of the Muses, as it was called in antiquity, is located opposite of the Acropolis. On its top is the burial monument built by the Athenians in 114-116 AD, to honor their benefactor, the exiled ruler of Syria, Gaius Julius Antiochus Philopappos, who settled in Athens and became an Athenian citizen assuming public and religious duties.
The hill of Philopappos or hill of the Muses, as it was called in antiquity, is located opposite of the Acropolis. On its top is the burial monument built by the Athenians in 114-116 AD, to honor their benefactor, the exiled ruler of Syria, Gaius Julius Antiochus Philopappos, who settled in Athens a…
Κωνσταντινος
June 1, 2020
The Monument is a treat after a pleasant walk up the Muses' Hill. The monument is fenced off to prevent vandalism but can still be enjoyed by viewers. You can stand or sit in one of the many benches. The monument offers great views of Athens and The Acropolis. The monument is a ruin of a 2nd-century tomb. Philopappos was an important Syrian dearly beloved by Athenian society and the imperial family. This monument is made of the famous Pentelic Marble as well as 2 other types on the lower portions.
The Monument is a treat after a pleasant walk up the Muses' Hill. The monument is fenced off to prevent vandalism but can still be enjoyed by viewers. You can stand or sit in one of the many benches. The monument offers great views of Athens and The Acropolis. The monument is a ruin of a 2nd-centur…
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