Roman Agora
| Greece |
5 tassi
8.80/10.00 |
Roman Agora sulla mappa
Valutazione
Sudhir Kulkarni (06.11.2017 14:37)
Good sense of History; however very little information is available at the spot for a visitor.
Good sense of History; however very little information is available at the spot for a visitor.
Konrad Skrzypek (01.11.2017 21:04)
Great if you like those kind of things. Good for a stroll and maybe some thinking.
Great if you like those kind of things. Good for a stroll and maybe some thinking.
Jesslyn Farros (26.10.2017 06:03)
Super cool place to visit! Communal bathroom to see and a water clock tower. Very peaceful, too.
I recommend buying the archeological site pack and purchase at any site, but not the Acropolis (long lines). There is also a student discount with ID!
Super cool place to visit! Communal bathroom to see and a water clock tower. Very peaceful, too.
I recommend buying the archeological site pack and purchase at any site, but not the Acropolis (long lines). There is also a student discount with ID!
Marco red42 (17.09.2017 15:33)
It's gorgeous, but in terms of surroundings, not very well maintained. Graffiti everywhere, and no love or respect for the history. But as a Historical Landmark, it is a must see!
It's gorgeous, but in terms of surroundings, not very well maintained. Graffiti everywhere, and no love or respect for the history. But as a Historical Landmark, it is a must see!
Robert Burek (29.07.2017 21:53)
Being in a city such as this it's easy not to be impressed by just a few pieces of columns sitting on the ground and sorted rubble piles. That's what most of the Agora is. But the old Byzantine church and the Temple of Hephaestus make it really worth the visit. Hard to beat the 8€ price, and walking around nature mixed in with what little else remains is pleasant. But I do imagine the nearby houses and churches have more of the ancient buildings inside their walls than what the Agora has left.
Being in a city such as this it's easy not to be impressed by just a few pieces of columns sitting on the ground and sorted rubble piles. That's what most of the Agora is. But the old Byzantine church and the Temple of Hephaestus make it really worth the visit. Hard to beat the 8€ price, and walking around nature mixed in with what little else remains is pleasant. But I do imagine the nearby houses and churches have more of the ancient buildings inside their walls than what the Agora has left.
