Stoa of Eumenes
Stoa of Eumenes is a historic and protected site Athens Acropolis located in Greece.
Νότια κλιτύς Ακροπόλεως Athens , Attica Greece
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Built on the slope of the hill . Had large rooms for promenading.
The Stoa of Eumenes was built in the 2nd century by the King of Pergamos, Eumenis II. Its main purpose was to protect the audience from sun or bad weather. Read more
Beautiful colonnade :)
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One of the visits included on the multi-pass. Definitely worth seeing. - Ieva Andrukaitytė
Sanctuary dedicated to Pandrosus, daughter of the first King of Attica. - Carl Griffin
Great views. Interesting history. - Karen Robertson
One of the nicest spots of ancient agora! Worth a visit! - ELEFTHERIA FILI
Unique place , a taste of the Greek beauty and history - Marie Mp
There’s a lot to see here both on top of and around the acropolis. You’ll need to double back a few times but be sure to see it all. Watch you’re step! Very uneven terrain - wear decent shoes! - Timothy Raymond
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Historic and Protected Site
Place Greece » Attica » Athens » Acropolis