Athens, Greece
Dedicated to goddess Athena, Parthenon is an old temple on Acropolis. It was built around fifth century BC.
Odeon of Herodes Atticus is a roman theatre ruin on the southwest of Acropolis. It was constructed in roman times by Herodes Atticus to commemorate his wife, Regilla.
Acropolis is said to be the mythical home of god and goddesses that saw many feuds, vandalism and attacks.
Officially known as Acropolis of Athens, Acropolis is located on hill, and functioned as a fortress, home to royals and a worship place.
The Acropolis grounds go under renovations time to time in order to retain what is left of the ancient complex.
There are several small flea markets around Athens with narrow alleys that sell beautiful souvenirs, authentic greek products and street food.
The remnants of the ancient city of Acropolis tell the story of several god and goddesses, their disagreements and their wars.
Athens is named after the goddess of wisdom and warriors, Athens.
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