Odeon of Herod Atticus (Greece)
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Odeon of Herod Atticus, {CATEGORY}
The southern slope of the Acropolis is the site of two ancient theaters. The one dedicated to Dionysos is the world's oldest theatre built in the 6th century BC. A few meters to the west is the Odeon of Herod Atticus, built under Roman rule. The Odeon, standing out for its impressive façade, was constructed by Herod Atticus in memory of his late wife. This majestic semicircular theater holding 5,000 people was inaugurated in 161 AD, but was destroyed a century later. Nowadays, the restored open-air Odeon serves as the city's major theater. The architectural beauty and the location just beneath the Acropolis makes it one of the world's most impressive venues for concerts and performances.
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Address: Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, Athens 105 58
City: Athens
Country: Greece
Phone 1: +30 2103232771
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Odeon of Herod Atticus, {CATEGORY}
The southern slope of the Acropolis is the site of two ancient theaters. The one dedicated to Dionysos is the world's oldest theatre built in the 6th century BC. A few meters to the west is the Odeon of Herod Atticus, built under Roman rule. The Odeon, standing out for its impressive façade, was constructed by Herod Atticus in memory of his late wife. This majestic semicircular theater holding 5,000 people was inaugurated in 161 AD, but was destroyed a century later. Nowadays, the restored open-air Odeon serves as the city's major theater. The architectural beauty and the location just beneath the Acropolis makes it one of the world's most impressive venues for concerts and performances.
Odeon of Herod Atticus, {CATEGORY}
The southern slope of the Acropolis is the site of two ancient theaters. The one dedicated to Dionysos is the world's oldest theatre built in the 6th century BC. A few meters to the west is the Odeon of Herod Atticus, built under Roman rule. The Odeon, standing out for its impressive façade, was constructed by Herod Atticus in memory of his late wife. This majestic semicircular theater holding 5,000 people was inaugurated in 161 AD, but was destroyed a century later. Nowadays, the restored open-air Odeon serves as the city's major theater. The architectural beauty and the location just beneath the Acropolis makes it one of the world's most impressive venues for concerts and performances.
Activities nearby
- UNESCO World Heritage site
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- 456 yd Acropolis, Athens:
- Religious site
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- 301 yd Temple of Olympian Zeus (Olympieion):
- Golf and other sports
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- 141 yd Divers Club - Marathon Bay :
- Museum
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- 411 yd Ilias Lalaounis Jewellery Museum:
- 391 yd Museum of Greek Folk Art:
- Monument
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- 427 yd The Acropolis:
- 6 yd Pnyx, Arios Pagos and Philopappou Hills:
- 314 yd Theater of Dionysos & Odeion (Odeum) of Herodes Atticus:
