The Beliefs That Led Paul To The Areopagus
Paul’s interactions with the Athenians in the ancient greek agora prior to his being led away to trial on the Areopagus revealed his beliefs and a deep annoyance
The Theatre Of Dionysus And How Drama Shaped Athens
The Theatre of Dionysus was embedded into Athenian culture due to the popularity of drama, the content of which was important as a moral educator for Athenians
Roman Ruins In Athens
The Roman ruins in Athens include theatres, propyla, libraries, water courses, bath houses and temples and identify the Roman contribution to Athens’ restoration
The Temple Of Apollo And Oracle Of Delphi
The Temple of Apollo is a symbol of Greek mythology; and the prophecies and international influence of its Oracle made Delphi the centre of Greece
What Was The Areopagus in Ancient Athens?
The Areopagus attracts visitors interested in the history of Athenian justice and where religion forked between worship of the Christian God and Greek mythology
What Was The Roman Agora In Athens?
The Roman Agora in Athens is distinctively different from the Ancient Greek Agora and represents an empire with different styles of culture, trade and religion
What Does The Greek Agora Tells Us About Ancient Athens?
A visit to the ruins of the ancient Agora retells the history of the Agora and its role in the development of Athens’ culture, commerce and religion
Acropolis Of Athens: Parthenon And Temples Of Incomparable Architecture
The Acropolis of Athens is adorned with incomparable monuments, temples and sculptures from a period of architecture unrivalled in the history of Greece
Tiryns: Mycenaean Citadel And Palace Inside Cyclopean Walls
Explore the stone Tiryns acropolis, cyclopean walls, Great Ramp and gates, upper citadel and palace, lower citadel and houses, and the Tiryns Tholos Tombs
Iron Age Mycenae With Palace, Beehive Tombs and Lion Gate
Mycenae with lion gate, palace, beehive tombs and cyclopean wall surrounding its citadel is a fine example of Mycenaean Bronze Age civilisation