Before visiting this place, the literature, the word of mouth and other media give you a big hype about this place ( one of the Ancient Wonders of the World etc.,, ). After visiting Acropolis, if you go to this place, one can get a feeling of a great school foot ball ground where there are few pillars located in... More

There's even less left than the Parthenon. Historical significane is low. More

Greek Perfection. One of the best sites in Athens. More

It’s big... and that’s about all you can say about it having walked around the few remaining pillars of the temple in less than ten minutes. Standing in the middle of a sterile open space it lacks context. Where is the scale model or artist rendering to show visitors what the temple would have looked like; the site plan indicating... More

Although only a few columns still stand, it was an awesome site to visit. You can only imagine how magnificant the temple was centuries ago. More

Acroos the road from hotel large site possibly overlooked by more famous Parthenon. Floodlit at night great view from hotel bar on 7th floor. More

The pillars are 17mtrs high & took 700 yrs to finish.... That is commitment. It is part of the €12 Acropolis ticket and can be seen from there. It's only a 10 min walk from the Acropolis museum and is well worth it. More

Whilst the remains of the Temple are a small fraction of the original grand Temple, I never get tired of visiting this historic site. Walking around the huge columns, you can imagine the size and influence this Temple had on the surrounding area. In my opinion, a must for any visitor to Athens. You can get a great perspective of... More

Very nice monument in the center of Athens. Close to Zapeio and Panathinaic STadium. More