Making History Real

• 5 out of 5 stars by AnythngArt from Rockford, Illinois
• February 26, 2010

Quote: For years it had been my dream to visit the Acropolis in Greece. Like many people before me, this monument seemed to symbolize the strength and endurance of history. To walk where ancient Greeks like Aristotle ambled so many centuries earlier was... Read the full Acropolis review

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The Acropolis Slip and Slide

• 5 out of 5 stars by Carmen from Cary, North Carolina
• September 26, 2007

Quote: If ever there was a tourist trap that was hardest to get to, I think the Acropolis may win hands down. For the faintest travelers, you can take a cab to the base (but Acropolis taxis are more expensive than the regular ones), but even so, you’ve got... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Greece Is the Word: Part 1 - Athens

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The Acropolis

• 5 out of 5 stars by m2fernandes from North Attleboro, Massachusetts
• July 25, 2006

Quote: The Acropolis is located in Athens, Greece, high above the ancient city, although you can have trouble trying to find it...that is, if you are walking by foot. Out of all of the Plaka, Monstriki, and Syntagma squares, I saw maybe two signs leading... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Athens: An Ancient Wonder

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Acropolis

• 5 out of 5 stars by alex_nyc from New York, New York
• March 12, 2006

Quote: It is hard to escape the "shadow" of the Acropolis. Pictures do not adequately capture the emotions and awe you experience when seeing the Acropolis up close or from the bottom of the hill. To maximize the experience, I'd recommend walking up to the... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Visit to the Ancient City—Athens, Greece

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The Acropolis

• 2 out of 5 stars by lwoodie from Oak Hill, Virginia
• June 17, 2004

Quote: The Acropolis, or Sacred Hill, is the most important site in Greece. We could see it from our room and were very excited to step foot on it. The Parthenon, the Erechtheion, and the Temple of Nike, were dedicated to Athena Parthenos, Athena Polias,... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Greece - A trip to the past

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The Acropolis

• 5 out of 5 stars by Sarah M from Leicester, United Kingdom
• August 10, 2003

Quote: For 12 euros (6 for students), you can gain entry to any six of the ancient sites around central Athens, including the stunning ancient Acropolis. Unfortunately, at the moment there is scaffolding around the Parthenon, spoiling your photo, but not... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Essential Athens

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The Acropolis

• 5 out of 5 stars by cabanaboy from Boston*, Massachusetts
• March 4, 2003

Quote: The Parthenon is a beautiful structure. It is smaller than I imagined, but still a marvel. Catch a glimpse of the rest of the city from high up on this hilltop.

From journal "One Night Stand" Athens, Greece

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Other Historical Sites

• 3 out of 5 stars by Matwt from London, Australia
• August 20, 2002

Quote: Aside from the Parthenon and Erechtion on the top of the Acropolis, Athens has a number of Lesser know, and less spectacular Historical Sites that are well worth seeing. A muti site ticket to rhe acropolis and other sites costs 12 euro for... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Athens- A too Short Break

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Acropolis

• 4 out of 5 stars by Matwt from London, Australia
• August 17, 2002

Quote: I realise that this review is probably largely redundant. There would be very few visitors to Athens who would not intend to see the Acropolis for themselves. There would be even fewer who would be swayed one way or the other by a review of this... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Athens- A too Short Break

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Acropolis

• 5 out of 5 stars by billmoy from Chicago, Illinois
• June 7, 2002

Quote: If you have only time to do one thing in Athens, it has to be a pilgrimage to the Acropolis. Perched on one of the city's rocky hills, the Acropolis is supremely glorious and can be seen from many locations in the city. A big selling point for the... Read the full Acropolis review

From journal Bill in Greece - ATHENS

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