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Old Temple Of Athena Overview

An ancient monument in Athens, the Old Temple of Athena got its name due to repeated construction and restoration of the monument. The new part of the temple is adorned with marble pediments. Get to witness the ruins of the altar, and the original peripheral structure. The temple is home to several artefacts dating back to the period as old as the sixth century BC. 

Having been built numerous times, the temple lost its antiquity and origin and hence came to be known as the ‘Old Temple’. The temple has also quite been renovated a few times to beautify it with marble pediments.

You can also witness the traces of the altar and the peripheral structure. Being one of the famous Athens tourist places, the Old Temple of Athena should definitely be paid a visit while in Athens.

Highlights

• A historically prominent site in Athens, the Old Temple of Athena is a must visit, especially if you are a history and architecture buff. 
• Know that the name of this temple owes to the fact that this structure was reconstructed and restored several times, since it was damaged several times. 
• The origin of the Old Temple of Athena dates back to the sixth century BC, making it one of the oldest structures. 
• View the newest marble pediments added to the Old Temple of Athena, which add to the architectural beauty of this site. 
• Some of the main attractions to visit here include the ruins of the altar, belonging to the Poseidon-Erechtheus, Hephaestus, and the Boutes.
• Explore the many artefacts housed in this temple, and indulge in exploring around the ruins of this temple. 
• Click some amazing photographs in some of the most picturesque ancient sites here. 

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