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Exploring the Acropolis….
The Stoa of Eumenes is one of the minor sights on the Acropolis grounds. If like us, you enter through the south gate, it is one of the earlier sights and is located between the Theatre of Dionysus an...
The Stoa of Eumenes is one of the minor sights on the Acropolis grounds. If like us, you enter through the south gate, it is one of the earlier sights and is located between the Theatre of Dionysus an...
A beautiful place that must of been truly inspiring, one of those that you would love to go back in time and see when it was being started and completed to get the full beauty.
A beautiful place that must of been truly inspiring, one of those that you would love to go back in time and see when it was being started and completed to get the full beauty.
A grand arcade in antiquity, it was gifted to the Athenians by Eumenes II King of Pergamon in around 160 BCE. What we can admire today is quite impressive and gives a cogent semblance of what it ap...
Exploring the Acropolis….
The Stoa of Eumenes is one of the minor sights on the Acropolis grounds. If like us, you enter through the south gate, it is one of the earlier sights and is located between the Theatre of Dionysus an...
Exploring the Acropolis….
The Stoa of Eumenes is one of the minor sights on the Acropolis grounds. If like us, you enter through the south gate, it is one of the earlier sights and is located between the Theatre of Dionysus an...
Magnificent
A beautiful place that must of been truly inspiring, one of those that you would love to go back in time and see when it was being started and completed to get the full beauty.
Magnificent
A beautiful place that must of been truly inspiring, one of those that you would love to go back in time and see when it was being started and completed to get the full beauty.
Gifted to Athens by Eumenes II King of Pergamon
A grand arcade in antiquity, it was gifted to the Athenians by Eumenes II King of Pergamon in around 160 BCE. What we can admire today is quite impressive and gives a cogent semblance of what it ap...