archaeological landscape of central Athens

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The archaeological landscape of central Athens is a historically rich urban area encompassing major ancient Greek and Roman monuments, public spaces, and sanctuaries that formed the civic and religious heart of the classical city.

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archaeological landscape of central Athens canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological landscape
cultural heritage site
historic urban landscape
associatedWith Athenian democracy
Panathenaic festival
linked to: Panathenaea

ancient Greek religion
containsFeature ancient streets and road network
fortification walls
public spaces
sanctuaries
stoas
temples
theatres
governedBy Hellenic Ministry of Culture
hasPart Acropolis of Athens
Ancient city walls of Athens
Areopagus Hill
linked to: Areopagus

Athenian Agora
Baths of the Roman period in central Athens
Byzantine churches of central Athens
Erechtheion
Hadrian’s Arch
linked to: Hadrian's Arch

Hadrian’s Library
linked to: Hadrian's Library

Hephaisteion
Ilissos river archaeological remains
Kerameikos archaeological site
Library of Pantainos
Odeon of Agrippa
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Panathenaic Way
Parthenon
linked to: the Parthenon

Philopappos Hill monuments
Pnyx Hill
linked to: Pnyx hill

Roman Agora of Athens
linked to: Roman Agora

Roman Forum of Athens
linked to: Roman Agora

Sacred Way to Eleusis (urban section)
Sanctuary of Aphrodite Ourania in the Agora
Sanctuary of Athena Nike
Stoa of Attalos
Temple of Olympian Zeus
Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus
linked to: Theatre of Dionysus

Tower of the Winds
heritageDesignation protected archaeological zone of Greece
locatedIn Athens
Attica
Greece
significance civic center of classical Athens
political center of Athenian democracy
religious center of classical Athens
timePeriod Archaic Greece
Byzantine period
Classical Greece
Hellenistic period
Late Antiquity
Ottoman period
Roman period

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Hadrian's Arch (Athens) partOf archaeological landscape of central Athens