Walking down the Acropolis is the Acropolis Museum, and it is worth a visit, a museum that is a rare blend of architecture and heritage. The bottom of the museum is suspended above the archaeological excavations of the 4th and 7th centuries. Ruins buried in the ground, are the ruins of Makriyani. Most of the sites are residential sites and tombs of the Mycenae civilization from 10,000 years ago. The goddess column of the southern porch of the Eric Tion Temple is displayed in the exhibition hall! Greek girls are graceful, and one is now in the British Museum. The third floor of the museum is the Parthenon exhibition hall in the key area. The entire exhibition hall is exactly the same size as the Parthenon temple. All the most exquisite exterior sculptures and artworks are displayed here. You can look into the exhibition hall in the distance. The Parthenon makes people feel as if they are crossing ancient and modern. It is highly recommended to have a rough understanding of the history of Greece and the Acropolis before going for this the tour. Otherwise, you will feel like passing a pile of run-downs and broken walls.