Ancient Greece - photos
Last Sunday I went to the Acropolis for sunset. The hill that it was built on towers above the city and is generally an easy reference point when walking around the downtown area.
Last night some of the other instructors and I walked up Lycabettus Hill, the highest point in the city and a great place to look down on the Acropolis. The hike is a great workout, straight up through a park. There IS a cable car for those who don't want to hike up to the top (or are going to eat at the fancy restaurant and don't want to be covered in sweat when getting there.) We walked up, but skipped the restaurant. We were there at sunset and took pictures of the city with the Acropolis and the Mediterranean in the background.
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| The Parthenon at sunset |
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| Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus |
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| The Acropolis |
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| The Ancient Greek Agora from the Acropolis |
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| The Porch of the Caryatids - The Erechtheion |
Last night some of the other instructors and I walked up Lycabettus Hill, the highest point in the city and a great place to look down on the Acropolis. The hike is a great workout, straight up through a park. There IS a cable car for those who don't want to hike up to the top (or are going to eat at the fancy restaurant and don't want to be covered in sweat when getting there.) We walked up, but skipped the restaurant. We were there at sunset and took pictures of the city with the Acropolis and the Mediterranean in the background.
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| Lycabettus Hill from the Acropolis |
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| The Acropolis and Mediterranean from Lycabettus Hill |
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| The Acropolis lit up |
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| The city with the Acropolis in the center |









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