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Experience one of the most atmospheric ancient performance venues in the world on the southern slope of the Acropolis, where a 2nd-century Roman theatre built by Herodes Atticus in memory of his wife has hosted continuous performances since its restoration in the 1950s. The Odeon is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most celebrated open-air theatre in Greece.
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Walk through the political and intellectual heart of ancient Athens where democracy was born, Socrates argued in public and the world's first jury trials were held. The Ancient Agora holds the best-preserved ancient Greek temple in the world, a fully reconstructed 2nd century BC colonnade and 12 hectares of ruins that tell the daily story of ancient city life.
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See the remains of the largest temple ever built in ancient Greece and stand before 15 surviving Corinthian columns that once formed part of a structure so vast it took over 700 years to complete. The Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens is one of the most impressive ancient ruins in the world and is included in the combined Acropolis site ticket.
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Visit the Parthenon, the most important surviving building of the ancient world, and explore the full Acropolis hill where Athens was born 2500 years ago. The Parthenon has no standalone ticket. Entry is through the combined Acropolis site ticket which also covers six other major Athens archaeological sites for five days from first use.
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Climb to the most important archaeological site in the Western world and stand before the Parthenon, the Erechtheion and the Propylaea on the sacred rock above Athens. The Acropolis has been the defining symbol of ancient Greek civilisation for 2500 years and the view from its summit across the city and the Aegean Sea is unforgettable.
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