Odeon of Herodes Atticus

Built in 161 AD in memory of his wife by the Greek philosopher of the Roman Empire, on the south side of the Acropolis, the Acropolis was the oldest theater in the world and the most outstanding building of the same period, and until now this ancient theater is in perfect repair. Today, it is still in use. The main venue for the annual Athens Festival is here. It is also an eye-opening theater for audiences who come to see the performance. The theater is a three-story building. 32 rows of seats can accommodate up to 6,000 spectators. It is a typical semi-amphitheater. Any point can clearly see the performance on the stage, the background of the stage is the Roman window-shaped wall, the alcove is decorated with statues, the design is very exquisite, especially at night, it looks particularly artistic, there is a sense of history.

The Adikus Theater is also a part of ancient Egyptian culture. The construction area of the entire theater is quite large. You can see many ancient cultural facilities here. The internal environment of the theater is also quite beautiful. I like the original style and characteristics of the theater.

Climbing up the acropolis breathlessly along the marble trail, the first thing you see is the Theatre of Hirod Atticus (Odeon of Herodes Atticus), built in 161 AD by the Greek nobleman of the Roman Senate, one of the oldest theaters in the world and the most famous buildings of the same period A distinguished Greek playwright who performed many classic operas here. The Athens Music Festival is also held here every year. This typical semi-amphitheater is a three-story building with 32 rows of seats for up to 6,000 spectators. You can see the background of the stage performance stage is the Roman window-shaped high wall-the statue as a decoration design is very exquisite in 267 AD Greece was attacked by foreign invasion of the theater several times, after countless hardships, is a historical vicissitudes of a strong sense of monuments ~~~~~~~ Dieuneso The Dionysus Theatre, the god of wine and drama in Greek mythology, was first built in the 5th century BC. It is one of the oldest open-air theaters in Greece. Theatre is located on the south side of the Acropolis. It is the earliest place to pray to the god of wine. It has been rebuilt many times to accommodate 10,000 people. The remaining semicircular stage and some scattered marble seats are very impressive from the top of the theater to see the whole theater.

The semi-amphitheater, located next to the entrance to the Acropolis, was built by a rich man in ancient times to commemorate his wife and donated it to the Athens Municipal Government. The theater is 35 meters wide and has a 32-level audience and can accommodate 5,000 people. In ancient times, concerts and performances were held here every festival, and so far, especially in the summer, there are many concerts here. However, it will only be open to the public when there is a concert, and the specific time can be viewed on the official website.

The scenery is pleasant, the fun is Hang Seng, and the price is high.

The Adicus Theatre is located on the southwest slope of the Acropolis, Greece. It was built in 161 AD and is a Greek memorial to his Roman wife. It was originally a steep theater with three stone front walls in the front row and wooden roofs made of expensive Lebanese cedar. It was used as a venue for music concerts and can accommodate 5,000 people. It remained intact until it was destroyed by Heruli in 267 AD and left in ruins. The auditorium and stage were restored in the 1950s using teak marble.

阿迪库斯(Herodes Atticus)剧场是一座石头罗马剧院结构，位于希腊雅典卫城的西南坡上。 该建筑于公元161年完成，然后于1950年进行了翻新。原本是一个陡峭的剧院，前排有三层石制前墙，可容纳5,000人。