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ATHENS GUIDE

Made by Dorling Kindersley 27. May 2010

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Acropolis The temples on the “Sacred Rock” of Athens are considered the most important monuments in the Western world, for they have exerted more influence on our architecture than anything since. The great marble masterpieces were constructed during the late 5th-century BC reign of Perikles, the Golden Age of Athens. Most were temples built to honour Athena, the city’s patron goddess. Still breathtaking for their proportion and scale, both human and majestic, the temples were adorned with magnificent, dramatic sculptures of the gods.

Herodes Atticus Theatre Top 10 Sights 9 A much later addition, built in 161 by its namesake. Rock In summer it hosts the (see Festivals 1 As the highest part of the city, the rock is an ideal and Events). place for refuge, religion and royalty. The Acropolis Rock has been used continuously for these purposes since Dionysus Theatre Neolithic times. 10 This mosaic-tiled theatre was the site of Classical ’s drama competitions, where the tragedies and Propylaia comedies by the great playwrights (, 2 At the top of the rock, you are greeted by the , ) were first performed. The theatre Propylaia, the grand entrance through which all visitors seated 15,000, and you can still see engraved front-row passed to reach the summit temples. marble seats, reserved for priests of Dionysus.

Temple of Athena Nike (“Victory”) 3 There has been a temple to a goddess of victory at New this location since prehistoric times, as it protects and stands over the part of the rock most vulnerable to The Glass Floor enemy attack. 1 The museum is built directly over an early Christian settlement. Glass floors will allow visitors to look directly down into the site while surrounded by Classical and Panathenaic Way Archaic sculptures. 4 The route used in an ancient procession when a new tunic, or peplos , would have been offered to Athena, along with sacrifices. The Marbles 2 The marbles will be displayed in the order in which they would have graced the Parthenon, with blank spaces Parthenon significantly left for sculptures that remain in . 5 This was the epitome of Classical art, a magnificent “Temple to the Virgin”, goddess Athena, who was represented inside by a giant gold and ivory The Calf-Bearer sculpture. 3 This joyous Archaic sculpture shows a bearded man carrying a calf, to be offered as a sacrifice to 6 According to myth, Athena and Poseidon battled Athena. The statue itself was for patronage of Athens on this spot. The Erechtheion’s a votive offering and dates design unites separate temples to each of the two gods. to 570 BC.

Acropolis Museum The Peplos Kore 7 The current museum is to be superseded by the 4 One of the most exquisite of the Archaic votive glittering New Acropolis Museum, opening in 2007, but statues. Her gown, called a peplos , was painted with for a while they will both be in operation. decorative colours. Traces of paint are still visible on her eyes, lips and curly hair. Panagia Chrysospiliotissa 8 Originally dedicated to the god of wine and revelry, Kore with Almond-Shaped Eyes the cave was later turned into the church of the Virgin 5 The most sumptuous of the votive koroi – her of the Golden Cave. detailed drapery and fully formed body show real development in sculpture. Her dress was painted with

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Pediment of the Ancient Temple 6 Part of the pediment of an ancient temple to Athena, Acropolis built before the Parthenon and later destroyed, shows Athena fighting against a Giant. It dates to 520 BC. Practical information The 7 This beautiful sculpture of a young male athlete • Map J4 marks the transition from Archaic to early Classical • 210 321 4172-2 sculpture, with the introduction of a naturalistic pose. • www.culture.gr The Kritos Boy sculpture dates to 480 BC. • Metro: Akropoli Relief of the “Mourning Athena” • Apr–Sep: 8am–7:30pm daily; Oct–Mar: 8 This tiny relief shows the goddess Athena as a girl, 8:30am–3pm daily without sword or shield and clad in an Attic peplos . • Adm €12; students half price • Admission price includes entry into , The Caryatids , , Roman Forum and 9 The original statued pillars that supported the Temple of Olympian (valid for 4 days) Erechtheion’s porch have been brought inside for protection. Their arms are broken now, but initially they held libation bowls. Top tips • Visit first thing in the morning or at sunset to 10 Frieze on the avoid the energy-sapping midday heat and The small but dynamically sculpted frieze shows multitudinous tour groups. scenes of battle, with gods, Persians and Greeks all stepping into the fray. • The cantinas at the Acropolis are out-rageously overpriced. Bring your own (large) bottle of water and a snack. Top 10 Scenes Depicted in the Parthenon Marbles The birth of Athena, springing fully formed out The Acropolis in Later Times 1 of Zeus’s head (see The Birth of Athena) In the 5th century AD, the Parthenon was used as a church. During the Ottoman occupation, it was The Pantheon watching Athena’s birth used as a mosque, and the Erechtheion as a 2 harem. The Ottomans also kept gunpowder in the Parthenon, which led to its near destruction when the Venetians shelled it during the siege of 1687 Athena and Poseidon’s fight for control of the (see Filopappos Hill). The Parthenon suffered 3 city (see The Naming of Athens) further damage in 1799 when Lord Elgin removed sculptures, taking them back to . The The gods watch and take sides in Athena and current restoration will finish in 2006. 4 Poseidon’s battle

The Panathenaic Procession, ancient Athens’ 5 most important religious event

6 The battle of the Centaurs and Lapiths 7 The battle of the gods and the Giants 8 The battle of the Greeks and the 9 The sack of 10 Priestesses prepare a veil for Athena

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The Agora Athens’ ancient marketplace, founded in the 6th century BC, was the heart of the city for 1,200 years. It was the centre for all civic activities, including politics, commerce, philosophy, religion, arts and athletics. This is where addressed his public, where democracy was born and where St Paul preached. Because of its varied uses, the rambling site can be confusing. But, unlike the sweltering Acropolis, the grassy Agora is a great place to wander, imagining the lively bustle that once filled this historic centre.

Stoa of Attalos Top 10 Sights 10 King Attalos II of (159–138 BC) built this Stoa Basileios impressive two-storey structure. It was reconstructed 1 Built in 500 BC, this building housed the office of in 1956 by the American School of Archaeology. Today legal affairs concerning ancient cults. Most of it was the Stoa is a world-class museum displaying finds from destroyed when the Goths invaded Athens in AD 267. the Agora. (see Agora Museum ()) Its ruins are best viewed from Adrianou.

Odeon of Agrippa Agora Museum (Stoa of Attalos) 2 Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, an official with the first emperor , had this theatre built in AD 15. Aryballos Outside stood statues featuring three serpent-tailed 1 This small Archaic oil-flask sculpted in the form of Giants and Tritons on huge plinths. Two Tritons and a a kneeling boy represents an athlete binding a ribbon, a Giant still remain. symbol of victory, around his head. It dates to around 530 BC. 3 The best-preserved Classical temple in Greece, Klepsydra devoted jointly to Hephaestus and Athena. Its fantastical 2 Dating to the 5th century BC, this is a unique frieze depicts the deeds of Theseus and Herakles. example of the terracotta water used for timing speeches in the public law courts. When a speaker began, the stopper was pulled out of the jug. It would Tholos take exactly six minutes for the water to run out, at which 4 The 50-member executive committee of the first point the speaker had to stop, even if he was in parliament lived and worked in this circular building, mid-sentence. whose name translates as “beehive”. Ostraka Great Drain 3 These inscribed pottery fragments played a crucial 5 When Athens experiences a downpour, the still role in the incipient democracy. Called ostraka , they functioning Great Drain collects runoff from the Acropolis, were used as ballots in the process of . When Areopagos and Agora, and sends it to the now mostly there was fear of a tyranny, citizens voted to exile dry Eridanos river. politicians considered dangerous to democracy. Those displayed show the names of several prominent Monument of the Eponymous Heroes politicians exiled in this way, including Themistokles, one 6 Citizens were divided into 10 tribes (phylae ), each of Athens’ most important leaders. represented by a different Attican hero. This monument, dated 350 BC, had bronze statues of each representative Bronze Shield tribal hero: Antiochos, Ajax, Leos, Hippothoon, 4 This huge Spartan shield was a trophy taken by the Erechtheus, Aegeus, Cecrops, Akamas, Pandion and Athenians after their victory over the Spartans in the Oeneus. battle of Sphacteria, in 425 BC. It is a vast object, and it’s incredible to imagine a soldier carrying something so heavy and cumbersome into the melee of battle. On the 7 This lavish temple to the ruler of the gods was front of the shield, one of the Athenian victors has originally built elsewhere in Athens (possibly the ) inscribed, “Athens defeated at ”. in the 4th century BC. In the first century AD, it was dismantled, brought to the Agora and reconstructed. Head of Nike 5 This small, delicate head of Athena Nike, dated to Middle Stoa around 425 BC, was once covered with sheets of silver 8 The large Middle Stoa took up the major part of the and gold; eyes would have been inset. central marketplace, its two aisles lined with Doric columns. Winged Nike 6 This sensuous, swirling, rippling statue of Athena once adorned the Agora’s Stoa of Zeus Eleutherios. Her 9 The ruins of the Nymphaion, an elaborate active stance and clinging, flowing chiton (a loose, 2nd-century fountain-house, are still visible, despite the full-length tunic) are typical of the way in which the building of a Byzantine church over it in the 11th century.

traveldk.com 5 Athens guide Top 10 goddess was depicted at that time. It dates to around 415 BC. Site of Pilgrimage You may well see people standing on the Athenian Law for Democracy Areopagos, the rock above the Agora, praying or 7 In 336 or 337 BC, the citizens of Athena passed a singing hymns. Pilgrims from around the world historic vote for a new system of democracy, giving every retracing the steps of Paul converge here, the site (male) citizen an equal vote. The law is inscribed here, named in the Bible (Acts 17:22–34) where the saint and topped by an image of a personification of the gave his famous “Men of Athens …” speech. The Demos (people) of Athens being crowned by Democracy address spoke of the wrongs of ancient Greek herself. religions, and here Paul converted the first Athenians to Christianity. Patroos 8 This colossal but finely sculpted cult statue of Apollo graced a temple to the god in the Agora. A later copy shows that in this sculpture the god of music was playing the kithara, an early stringed instrument. Dating to around 330 BC, it is the work of the famous sculptor and painter Euphranor.

Marble Cleroterion 9 This allotment machine was used by the Parliament of Athens between the 3rd and 2nd century BC, in the period of the ten tribes of , to select officials. The seemingly simple box performed complex operations with slots, weights, cranks and coloured balls. A sign below the display case explains the complexities of its operation.

Calyx Krater 10 Dating to 530 BC, this is the earliest known calyx krater – an elegant vessel used to mix water and wine at banquets – and the only vase of this shape attributed to Exekias, the greatest Attic vase painter. It shows several beautifully detailed scenes, including Herakles being introduced to the gods of Olympus and the Greek and Trojan heroes’ fight over the body of Patroclus.

The Agora

Practical information • Adrianou, • Map B4 • Metro: Monastiraki • 210 321 0185 • www.culture.gr • Mar–Dec: 8am–7:30pm daily; Jan & Feb: 8:30am–3pm daily • Adm €4 or included with Acropolis ticket

Top tips • The best overview of the Agora is from the Areopagos rock (see Areopagos). • Most places surrounding the Agora serve tourist fare; Athenians however head for To Kouti on Adrianou for twists on taverna . Try the rose-petal ice cream!

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Museum of Cycladic Art A delightful setting in which to ponder elegant, semi-abstract Cycladic figurines – remnants of a culture that flourished in the Cyclades from 3200–2000 BC. The beautiful marble carvings are unlike anything found in contemporary civilizations. Most are female forms – possibly cult objects of a goddess religion – and their elemental shapes have inspired many 20th-century artists.

play a game involving flipping their wine cups into the Top 10 Exhibits centre. “Modigliani” Figure Dionysus Vase 1 So-called because the lines of this figure show up 8 This beautifully preserved 6th-century BC vase clearly in the work of 20th-century painter Amedeo shows god of wine and revelry Dionysus on one side Modigliani. The slender, simple shape, crossed arms and (flanked by nude, dancing satyrs) and, on the other side, smooth face are all classic Cycladic traits. Non-standing Athena and Hermes conversing. feet indicate that such figures would probably have been lying down. New Wing 9 In 1991, the museum took over the adjoining Dove Vessel Stathatos Mansion, a gorgeous gilded Neo-Classical 2 Carved entirely from one block of marble, this is the confection designed by Bavarian architect Ernst Ziller most remarkable of a series of “frying-pan” vessels (see Syntagma and ). Here, among lusciously found in tombs. Archaeologists believe birds held an restored chandeliers, velvet drapes and original antique important symbolism for the , as they furniture, the museum holds temporary exhibitions, appear in many other carvings as well – but as to the receptions and occasional lectures. nature of that significance, the mystery remains.

Gift Shop Hunter-warrior and queen 10 A destination in its own right for serious shoppers. 3 The male and female figures (), with elongated arms You can see how modern and timeless the Cycladic and almond-shaped eyes and mouths, are the most figures are in these reinterpretations on silver jewellery naturalistic of the later Cycladic figures. Experts believe and ceramics. There’s also a wide selection of that the baldric and dagger carved around the male figure coffee-table and scholarly art books. indicates that he was a hunter-warrior.

Male Figure 4 The only male figure of its size found so far in the prototypical Cycladic style. Attributed to the Goulandris Museum of Cycladic Art Master, who created the finest female figures, it has the same shape and placement of the arms but distinctly different genitals. The separated legs indicate a standing pose, rather than the typically prone pose of the female Practical information figures. • Neofytou Douka 4 and Vasilissis Sofias Cup-Bearer • Map P3 5 Figures like this seated drinker, arm raised jovially, • 210 722 8321 are extremely rare in Cycladic sculpture. The few that • www.cycladic.gr do exist show that, in addition to the prone goddess figures found in burials, the culture also produced active • Metro: Evangelismos images of everyday life. • 10am–4pm Mon–Fri, 10am–3pm Sat • Adm: €5; students €2.50 Monumental Figure 6 One of the largest Cycladic figures ever found, its size beautifully showcases the clear outlines, symmetry and style of the gifted artist. It also begins to suggest Top tips the Archaic style, which appeared centuries later. Its • All the featured exhibits are in the main building scale suggests that it was more likely used in a cult of the Cycladic wing.The new wing shows shrine than in a grave. temporary exhibitions. • School and tour groups crowd the museum most Symposium Kylix mornings. If you want peace and quiet, leave your 7 An exceptional piece of 5th-century BC pottery that visit until after 1pm. shows reclining youths in a symposium, where they • The museum’s atrium café makes a great spot gathered to lounge, drink wine and talk of philosophy for a light lunch. (and, occasionally, coarser matters). The scene shows a pause in the high-minded discourse for the youths to

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The Goulandris Dynasty The museum’s founders, the Goulandris family, are arguably Greece’s greatest shipping dynasty (they had a long-standing rivalry with Onassis). They are also known for their legacy of arts: in addition to the Museum of Cycladic Art, the family have founded two museums on the island of Andros and are planning a new Museum of Modern Art in Athens.

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Roman Forum & In the first century AD, the Romans moved Athens’ marketplace here from the old Agora. Smaller than the original, the marble-pillared courtyard was a grander place to set up shop, and this became the commercial and administrative centre until the 19th century. Its greatest attraction was the unique and brilliantly designed Tower of the Winds.

The monumental four-columned western entrance to the forum is built of beautiful Pentelic marble. It was built Top 10 Sights in 11 BC by Julius Caesar and Augustus, and dedicated Tower of the Winds by the people of Athens to the goddess Athena. 1 The octagonal tower, built by Syrian astronomer Andronikos Kyrrhestas in 50 BC, has personifications of Inscription of Julius Caesar and Augustus the winds on each side. Inside, a water was 10 The inscription denoting that the Gate of Athena operated by a stream from the Acropolis. Archegetis was built by Caesar and Augustus is so faded that it can now only be seen at noon precisely. Stand Agoranomeion outside the forum, and look directly at the top of the 2 This two-roomed building was believed, until entrance. recently, to be the office of market officials. Current theories say it may have been part of a cult to Claudius or Nero.

Vespasianae (68-seat Public Latrine) Roman Forum & Tower of 3 The pleasantly situated marble facility was housed in a rectangular building with a courtyard in the middle, the Winds and latrines lining all four sides. Proximity wasn’t a problem – latrines were social gathering places. Practical information Byzantine Grave Markers 4 In Byzantine times, when the Tower of the Winds • Aiolou and Diogenous, Monastiraki was used as a church, the area around it was a cemetery. • Map J4–K4 Graves were marked with cylindrical engraved markers, • 210 324 5220 some quite beautiful. These were later gathered in one place, along with others from around Athens. • www.culture.gr • Apr–Oct: 8am–7:15pm daily; Nov–Mar: 8am–3pm East Propylon daily 5 This is one of the two original entrances to the • Adm €2 (students half price) or included in €12 marketplace. In a stoa next to it are sculptures of Acropolis ticket important Romans, probably officials or emperors, which shoppers would have seen while coming and going. Top tips Fetiye Mosque 6 During the Ottoman occupation, the Forum • During the harvest moon in late August remained an important centre. In 1456, the Turks built (considered to be the biggest, brightest moon of this “Mosque of the Conqueror” directly over the ruins the year), there is a free moonlit classical concert of an early Christian church. here. • Most restaurants around the are touristy and overpriced. Head for nearby O Courtyard Platanos, on Diogenous, which offers simple, tasty 7 This was the centre of activity. The courtyard was and reasonably priced taverna fare (see surrounded by shops and workshops selling food, cloth, Restaurants and Tavernas) ceramics, jewellery and wares from abroad. The Emperor Hadrian had the courtyard paved in the second century AD.

Fountain A Miscellany of Finds 8 This splashing marble fountain, whose waters, like those of the , may also have been sourced Ever since the 1940s, archaeologists have used from the Acropolis, once provided cool relief to the forum as a repository for small, unclassifiable market-goers. But stay away from the brackish water finds from all over Attica. Thus the site is studded that occasionally fills it today. with out-of-place but fascinating extras, like the wall of mismatched capital pieces near the Vespasianae (latrine), or the garlanded Gate of Athena Archegetis sarcophagus, about which little is known, by the 9 fountain.

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Benaki Museum This vast museum gives a panoramic view of Greek history from the Stone Age (7000 BC) to the 20th century, by way of and the eras of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires. Over 20,000 objects are laid out in chronological order in 36 rooms, showing the evolution of Greek painting, sculpture and handicrafts.

Café Top 10 Exhibits 9 Cultural overload? Take The Building a break on the rooftop 1 A magnificent white Neo-Classical mansion of 1867. terrace café overlooking the It was bought by Emmanuel Benakis in 1910, passed to trees and lawns of the his children, then was presented to the state in 1931 National Gardens. when it opened as a museum.

Evia Treasure Shop 2 Around 3000 BC, the introduction of metallurgy 10 Here, exhibits such as ceramic bowls and tiles, marked the transition from the Stone Age to the Bronze jewellery and Byzantine icons have been carefully Age. Outstanding examples from this period are these reproduced, using original craft techniques where three cups, two gold (one of which is shown above) and possible. one silver, hammered into simple forms with minimal decoration. They date from 3000–2800 BC.

Thebes Treasure 3 During the late Bronze Age, ornamental jewellery was used to display personal wealth. This hoard of Mycenaean gold jewellery includes an engraved gold signet ring, depicting a sacred marriage connected to the worship of a prehistoric goddess. Practical information • Koumpari 1, Kolonaki 4 Thessaly Treasure • Map N3 This stunning display of Hellenistic and Roman gold • 210 367 1000 jewellery from the 3rd–2nd centuries BC employs filigree and granulation (beads of gold soldered onto metal) to • www.benaki.gr produce minutely crafted earrings, necklaces, bracelets • Metro: Syntagma and diadems. The decorative band above has a knot of Herakles at its centre. • 9am–5pm Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat; 9am–midnight Thu; 9am–3pm Sun • Closed Tue Paintings by El Greco 5 Domenikos Theotokopoulos (1541–1614) became • Adm €6; free Thu known as El Greco while living in Spain. Two early works here, completed while the artist was still in his native , include The Adoration of the Magi , influenced by Top tips the Venetian School. • Bear in mind that there is free admission and late night opening on Thursdays. Mid-18th-Century Reception Room 6 The richly painted and gilded wooden ceiling and • It is almost impossible to see the entire Benaki panelled walls of this room – a reconstruction from a collection in one go: explore one section in the Macedonian mansion – recall a time when these crafts morning, stop for lunch in the rooftop café, then flourished in the region, as local merchants prospered see the rest in the afternoon. under Ottoman rule.

A Second Room from Kozani 7 Another reconstruction from , this mid-18th-century reception room features a minutely Who Was Benakis? carved wooden ceiling, ornate built-in wooden cupboards Antonis Benakis (1873– 1954) was born in Egypt and a low seating area, complete with Persian rugs and to an immensely wealthy merchant, Emmanuel cushions, and a wrought-iron coffee table. Benakis, who later became Mayor of Athens. Antonis began collecting Islamic art while in Greek Independence Memorabilia and went on to collect Byzantine art 8 Finely decorated swords, sabres and rifles, a and Greek folk art once in Athens. He donated the painting of a long-haired moustachioed freedom fighter entire collection to the Greek state in 1931. His from 1821 and a portable writing desk belonging to Lord sister, (1874–1941), was a Bryon are among the displays. much-loved author of children’s books.

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Kerameikos The outer walls of ancient Athens run through Kerameikos, once the edge of the Classical city. Warriors and priest-esses returned to Athens via two separate roads through here (one to a brothel, the other to a temple). Statesmen and heroes were buried beneath showy tombs lining the roads. And it was also the scene of far shadier activities: the haunt of prostitutes, money-lenders and wine-sellers. For sights and pleasures in areas neighbouring Kerameikos (see Monastiraki, Psiri, Gazi and Thissio)

Stele of Hegeso Top 10 Sights 9 This lovely grave pediment is one of the finest City Walls works of 5th-century BC Attic art. Hegeso, the dead 1 The walls, which surrounded the entire city, were woman, is seated, taking a trinket from a box. The original built by Athenian ruler Themistockles in 478 BC. Made is in the National Archaeological Museum. in haste, the walls incorporated materials from all over the city, including marble from tombs, temples and Oberlander Museum houses. 10 This small museum is packed with fascinating finds, including originals of many tombs replaced by casts. Dipylon Don’t miss pottery shards of erotic scenes from a brothel. 2 The grand entrance to Athens was the largest gate in . The main roads from Thebes, and the led to this gate, and many ceremonial events were held here to mark arrivals and departures. Kerameikos

Pompeiion 3 The Pompeiion was used to prepare for festive and Practical information religious processions, especially the annual Panathenaic procession, in which a new garment was brought to the • Ermou 148, Thissio statue of Athena in the Parthenon. • 210 331 0137; 210 331 4324 • Map A3–4 Sacred Gate 4 Through this well-preserved gate passed the Sacred • Metro: Thissio Way, reserved for pilgrims and priest-esses during the • Apr–Oct: 8am–7pm daily; Nov–Mar: 8am–3pm procession to (see Eleusis). A great marble sphinx daily was built into the gate. • Adm €2 Oberlander Museum Warriors’ Tombs 5 The high, round burial mounds (tumuli) lining the • Apr–Oct: 8am–7pm daily; Nov–Mar: 8am–3pm holy road date from the 7th century BC and were daily probably first built to honour great warriors. Most have marble coffins and offerings at their centres, with the mounds built up around them. Top tips • The green site and surrounding industrial Sanctuary of the Tritopatores buildings are at their most eerily lovely in the early 6 It is uncertain who exactly the Tritopatores were, evening, tinged pink by the setting sun. but they may have been representatives of the souls of the dead, and been worshipped in an ancestor cult. • Several reasonably priced tavernas line the nearby streets of Adrianou and Apostolou Pavlou. Head to either for a traditional outdoor lunch. Tomb of Dexileos 7 This marble-relief carved tomb is of a young horseman who died in 394 BC. The dead of ancient Greece were often depicted along with their living family, saying a final goodbye. The Old Potters’ District The name Kerameikos comes from Keramos, the Marble Bull patron god of ceramics. According to Pausanias 8 The bull of the tomb of Dionysios of Kollytos is (see The Guide to Greece, Pausanias) and other perhaps the most recognizable monument here. Its early writers, the name recalls an age-old group of inscriptions tell us that Dionysios was praised for his potters’ workshops on the grassy banks of the goodness, and died unmarried, mourned by his mother river Eridanos, which cuts through the site. The and sisters. museum contains fine examples of Greek urns and other pottery found at the site.

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Byzantine Museum From the fall of Rome in 476 to the fall of Constantinople in 1453, the Byzantine Empire dominated the Mediterranean region. The mysterious and wealthy Orthodox Church was the most important political and artistic influence in , leaving behind a vast legacy. This world-renowned collection embraces 15,000 objects taken from that fascinating period. Note: At the time of writing, the museum was being renovated, and the positioning of exhibits may be liable to change

hues. They are displayed in the positions as they would have been in the church, which was based on a ‘cross Top 10 Exhibits in square’ plan with a dome and Narthex. Orpheus Playing a Lyre 1 Orpheus is surrounded by animals, creating an Double-Sided Icon of St George allegory of Christ and his followers. This transmutation 8 Large, double-sided icons were extremely rare in of ancient pagan myths into the new religion of Byzantium. This 13th-century example is especially Christianity was an essential element of Byzantine art. unusual as it is carved in three dimensions and depicts the full body. Shepherd Carrying a Lamb 2 This 4th-century marble sculpture is also a Christian Treasury of Mytilene allegory with pagan roots. Though the shepherd is meant 9 A collection of 6th-century silver vessels, gold to be Christ, the image is taken directly from an Archaic jewellery and coins, discovered in a sunken ship off the sculpture found on the Acropolis of a man bringing a calf island of Mytilene (Lesvos). Scholars believe the to be sacrificially slaughtered to the goddess Athena (see valuables were brought to the island to be hidden, and The Calf-Bearer). were never recovered by their owners.

Icon of Archangel Michael Temporary Exhibitions 3 Set in a glowing field of gold, this 14th-century icon 10 Take the time to look beyond the permanent from Constantinople depicts the Archangel with a sceptre collection to the Temporary Exhibitions Wing. The and an orb, symbolic of the terrestrial world. Orthodox Church works in co-operation with institutions around the world to borrow and exhibit rarely seen Manuscript Collection Byzantine artifacts, such as items from the famous 4 The highlight of this collection is a 14thcentury Monastery of St Catherine on Mount Sinai. imperial document issued by Emperor Andronicus II. The top of the scroll bears a miniature showing the emperor himself handing a document to Christ, while at the bottom, the emperor’s signature appears in red ink.

Mosaic Icon of the Virgin (The Episkepsis) 5 This 13th Century mosaic shows the Virgin and Child, with a gold background symbolising divine light. Mosaic icons are very rare: Only about 40 are known to exist, all of which, like this one, originate from Constantinople.

Precious Ecclesiastical Artifacts 6 This case contains a late 14th-century wooden cross covered with silver and embellished with small steatite icons, a 10thcentury copper chalice, and a 14th-century silk stole decorated with holy figures embroidered in metalic and silk thread.

Wall Painting from the Church of Episkopi 7 Executed between the 10th and 13th-centuries, these paintings depict biblical scenes in warm, muted

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Byzantine Museum

Practical information • Vasilissis Sofias 22 • Map P3 • 210 723 2178 • www.culture.gr • Metro: Evangelismos • 8am–3pm Tue–Sun • Adm €4

Top tips • In summer, there are often concerts in the courtyard. Year-round, there are frequent guided tours free of charge, but times and English-language availability vary. Call ahead to find out what’s on and when. • The museum plans to open a café on the premises by summer 2006. Until it does, head to one of the cafés or restaurants on Kolonaki.

Aristotle’s Building plans for the neighbouring site were shelved when excavators discovered ancient ruins identified as the Lyceum of (the school the philosopher founded to compete with ’s Academy). The site has been taken over by the Byzantine Museum, with plans to open it to the public by 2007.

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Filopappos Hill The pine-covered slopes of Filopappos Hill offer a pleasantly shaded maze of paths leading through monuments marking centuries of history. Known as “the hill of muses” in antiquity, countless poets have drawn inspiration here. On the first day of Lent, the hill is swarmed with hundreds of Athenians, who traditionally gather here to fly kites.

Old National Observatory Top 10 Sights 8 Greece’s oldest research centre is housed in a Hilltop View beautiful Neo-Classical building. The centre monitors 1 You may not feel you astronomy, weather, and especially the earthquakes that deserve such a jaw-dropping occasionally rattle Athens. view after such an easy, shaded walk. But the hilltop Hill of the Nymphs directly overlooks the 9 In ancient times, Greeks believed Filopappos was Acropolis and all of southern inhabited by the muses of art, music and poetry. And Athens stretching to the sea. this smaller hill was the dwelling place of nymphs – the This was once a favourite vantage-point for generals – female spirits of trees, fields and springs. and it’s equally appealing to photographers today.

Dora Stratou Dance Theatre Filopappos Monument 10 Dora Stratou’s troupe travels the land, learning and 2 Roman senator Gaius Julius Antiochus Filopappos keeping alive hundreds of regional dances. Here, they was a lover of Classical Greek culture. He took his present the intricate moves that have been part of Greek retirement in Athens and died here in about 114 AD. The culture for centuries. Greeks built this marble tomb and monument to the senator, showing him as an Athenian citizen, surrounded by his royal Roman family. Its partially destroyed form looks across to the Acropolis. Filopappos Hill Socrates’ Prison 3 This is believed to be the cave where Socrates (see Socrates 470–399 BC) was imprisoned, having been condemned to death. His disciples sat with him as he Practical information drank the hemlock that dispatched him. • Enter from Dionysiou Areopagitou • (Map C5) Church of Agios Dimitrios Loumbardiaris 4 In 1648, an Ottoman commander planned to • Map B6 bombard this charming Byzantine church. But lightning • www.culture.gr struck his cannon, giving the church the name of “Saint Dimitri the Bombadier”. • Metro: Akropoli • Free The Pnyx Dora Stratou Dance Theatre: 5 If Athens is the cradle of democracy, this spot is its • performances late May–late Sep: 9:30pm exact birthplace. After Athens became a democracy in Tue–Sat, 8:30pm Sun. 508 BC, the first ever democratic congress met here weekly, and the greatest orators held forth. The • Tickets from theatre, or call 210 324 4395 limestone theatre, cut into the hill, accommodated over 10,000. Top tips The Deme of Koile • Though perfectly safe during the day, the paths 6 This ancient road leads from the Acropolis to of Filopappos Hill are best avoided after dark. , passing between Filopappos Hill and the Pnyx to follow the course of the (5th century BC). • There is a pleasant café called the Loumbardiaris It was a two-lane road, 8–12 m (26–40 ft) wide, with in the trees just behind the Church of Agios anti-slip grooves. A 500-m (1600-ft) stretch has been Dimitrios Loumbardiaris. excavated.

Church of Agia Marina 7 Agia Marina is associated with childbirth and sick children, and so pregnant women come here and slip down a carved slide to ensure a safe delivery. In the past, mothers brought sick children here to spend the night. A colourful festival honours Marina each July.

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The 1687 Siege During an attempt to seize the Ottoman-occupied Acropolis, the Venetians garrisoned themselves on Filopappos Hill, the perfect strategic location to shell their target. Too perfect, unfortunately – a shell hit the Parthenon, where the Turks stored their gunpowder, and the ensuing explosion severely damaged the Acropolis’s prized temple and sculptures.

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National Archaeological Museum More than just the best museum in Greece, this is one of the most important and exciting museums in the world. It is packed with famous, influential and beautiful works from the great Bronze Age cultures described by to the Golden Age of and beyond. The temporary closure of part of the museum since 1999 has afforded the chance to improve the display of the priceless finds amassed here.

Vase Collection Top 10 Exhibits 9 These intricately painted vases show the Cycladic Collection, 3,200–2,200 BC development of pottery in Greece from Neolithic 1 The Cycladic Museum (see Museum of Cycladic examples to the 4th century BC. They were largely found Art) has the largest collection from this civilization, but in cemeteries and religious sanctuaries. here you’ll find some of the most unusual pieces, such as this harp-player, showing, unusually, a Egyptian Wing three-dimensional figure in action. 10 This is a recent addition to the museum, and is fascinating to view in conjunction with the earliest Greek Thira Frescoes, 16th Century BC Archaic art, which borrowed heavily from Egyptian 2 The highly advanced settlement of Akrotiri, on the statuary before developing into its very own style. Look island of Thira (Santorini), was buried under a volcanic out for the 715 BC bronze statue of the eruption in the 16th century BC. Beautiful frescoes, such princess-priestess Takusit. as these boxer boys, were perfectly preserved under the ash.

Mycenaean Collection, 16th–11th Centuries BC 3 The Mycenaeans were famed both for their prowess National Archaeological as warriors and their hoards of gold. Parts of those shining hoards are displayed here, including this Museum legendary death mask and priceless golden swords.

Hellenistic Statuary Practical information 4 Here the stiff, solid monuments of the Archaic • 44 Patision (28 Oktovriou) period give way to sculptures that are full of vigorous movement and sensuality. This is especially so in the • Map C1 100 BC group of Aphrodite, Pan and Eros, the statue of • Metro: Victoria a wounded Gaul and this youth of Antikythira. • 210 821 7717 • www.culture.gr Bronze Collection 5 Many of the greatest Archaic and Classical works • Apr–Oct: 8am–7pm daily; Nov–Mar: were bronze, but few remain – most were melted down 10:30am–5pm Mon, 8:30am–3pm Tue–Sun for weapons during invasions. This, the richest collection • Adm €6 of the survivors, includes a majestic 460 BC sculpture of Poseidon or Zeus and this 140 BC sculpture of a galloping horse. Top tips Classical Statuary • There’s so much to see here that it makes sense 6 Collected here are original marble sculptures from to go twice – and to invest in one of the short temples all around Greece. Highlights are those that informational guide books available at the museum. adorned the Asklepion at Epidauros, and works like the • There is an atrium café inside the museum and 100 BC Diadoumenos and a marble copy of a 5th-century a larger café out front. bronze by the great sculptor .

Grave Stelae 7 Classical marble grave sculptures were so large and opulent that they were actually banned in 317 BC. The Earthquake scenes in these beautiful carvings typically show the deceased on the right, the bereaved on the left. In September 1999, the strongest earthquake in a century rocked Athens, sending buildings tumbling and, in the National Archaeological Museum, Archaic Koroi, 7th Century BC–480 BC shattering fragile pots and frescoes. About half the 8 Koroi (statues of youths and maidens used at museum was subsequently closed to the public, temples and graves) were the first monumental works but reopened with most of the objects restored in in Greek art. The earliest are stiff and stylized, but 2004. through the centuries the artists learnt to depict the body more naturalistically.

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Temple of Olympian Zeus The majestic temple to the ruler of the pantheon was the largest on mainland Greece. Inside stood two colossal gold and ivory statues: one of the god, and one of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. Though the temple’s construction began in 515 BC, political turmoil delayed its completion nearly 700 years. To thank Hadrian for finishing it, in AD 131 the Athenians built a two-storey arch next to the temple, whose inscription announces Hadrian’s claim on the city.

This temple to Zeus’s parents was built in the 5th century BC; now only the foundations remain. Rhea saved Zeus Top 10 Sights from Kronos, and Zeus then took dominion of the Temple of Olympian Zeus universe as ruler of the gods. 1 Zeus had long been worshipped on this site, and there was at least one other temple to him before this Temple of Zeus Panhellenios one. Sixteen magnificent columns survive from the 10 Hadrian promoted the cult of Zeus Panhellenios original 104. (“ruler of all the Greeks”) and associated himself with the god. Offers to god and emperor were made in this Hadrian’s Arch temple, later demolished for the Valerian wall. 2 Emperor Hadrian had the west side of this arch inscribed “This is Athens, the ancient city of Theseus”, and the east side “This is the city of Hadrian and not of Theseus”, distinguishing the cities of ancient legend and modern reality. Temple of Olympian Zeus

Ruins of Houses 3 Ancient pipes, foundations, and domestic objects show that people lived and built houses here between Practical information the 5th century BC and 2nd century AD – the whole time • Vas. Olgas at Amalias it took to build the temple. • Map L5 • 210 922 6330 Themistoklean Gates 4 Around the site are remains of the wall built by • www.culture.gr political leader Themistokles in 479 BC, to defend Athens • Summer: 8:30am–7pm daily; winter: from continuing onslaughts by the Persians. 8:30am–3pm daily • Adm €2 or included with Acropolis ticket Roman Baths 5 Among the many ruins of “Hadrianopolis”, the first structures of Hadrian’s new city, are these complex-looking foundations, actually the best-preserved Top tips Roman bath house in Athens. It once had a coloured • To get the best light for photographs of the mosaic floor. column capitals, come between 3 and 4pm. • For a bite to eat, head across the street to Valerian Wall Gardens to either elegant Aigli café and 6 The Roman emperor Valerian commissioned this restaurant or one of the handful of other cafés wall in the third century AD. Many of the temples it spread through the park. surrounded were demolished to provide marble for the wall. Having been temporarily closed to the public, it reopened in 2004.

Temple of Apollo Delphinios and Why Did it Take so Long to Build? 7 Delphinia The Peisistratos started the temple in 515 The temple was built to the god-and-goddess siblings BC to occupy the rebellious Athenians. After his Apollo and Artemis, celebrating them in the form of fall, the democratic Athenians refused to finish dolphins. what they saw as a monument to a hated tyrant. In 174 BC, King Antiochus IV of Epiphanes took Law Court at the Delphinion over the work, but it stopped with his death in 163 8 Now mostly in ruins, this law court, from 500 BC, BC. When Hadrian came in AD 124, he finally saw is thought to be on the site of the palace of mythical king the temple completed. Aegeus, the father of Theseus (see Theseus’s Arrival in Athens).

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a round bed and mirrored ceiling. When not enjoying Acropolis House their rooms, guests can stroll in the pleasant garden. This 120-year-old house right in the middle of is a ➤ Visithra, close to the harbour, Galaxidi • Map Q1 • favourite with artists and professors, who enjoy the quiet, 22650 42292 • No credit cards • € historic location and the original frescoes in the entryway. Rooms are basic and clean, though most have ugly linoleum floors and only half have air conditioning – for which guests pay extra. Art Gallery Hotel ➤ Kodrou 6–8, Plaka • Map L4 • 210 322 2344 • € The priciest of the budget options, but the hotel offers nice wooden floors, art in every room and a short walk to the Acropolis and several good restaurants. There are Acropolis Select low monthly rates in the off season. No breakfast served. ➤ Erethiou 5, • Map C6 • 210 923 8376 • € This is one of the best deals in town. For only a little more than most budget hotels, you get a stylish restaurant and lobby, and bright, comfortable rooms with room service, satellite TV, business amenities, and, if Astir Palace Resort you ask, Acropolis views. Though not located in a tourist Very exclusive seaside resort that’s popular with the neighbourhood, it’s within an easy walk of most sights. Greek jet set. The complex encompasses three hotels, ➤ Falirou 37–39, Koukaki • Map C6 • 210 922 9151-5 • private beaches, leisure facilities and sea-water pools. www.acropoliselect.gr • €€ Shuttle buses and limousines provide access to central Athens. ➤ • Map T3 • 210 890 2000 • www.astir.gr Adrian • €€€€€ The Adrian offers rooms that are small, clean and serviceable, if somewhat sterile, in the heart of Plaka next to Hadrian’s Library. The rooms have small balconies Athenaeum InterContinental and the roof garden has lovely views. The café-filled Well-equipped, modern and stylish, if a little lacking in square below is a nice place to sit, but can get noisy at character. The excellent business facilities make it night. popular with executives, who probably also appreciate ➤ Adrianou 74, Plaka • Map J3 • 210 322 1553 • the gym, sauna, pool and shuttle to the city centre. www.douroshotels.com • €€ ➤ Syngrou 89–93, Neos Kosmos • Map T2 • 210 920 6000 • www.intercontinental.com • €€€€ AKS Porto Cheli Overlooking the Argolikos Gulf, this is a good base for Athenian Callirhoe exploring both the Peloponnese and the island of A new addition, and one with a clear focus on style. The Spetses. Recently renovated, it now has spacious rooms metal-toned, minimalist lobby leads up to rooms that are with large beds and offers a full range of resort services designer-sleek, sharp and fully fitted out with luxury and activities, including childcare. amenities. Staff seem genuinely eager to make your stay ➤ Portocheli • Map S4 • 2754 053 400 • a pleasure. www.akshotels.com • €€ ➤ Kallirois 32 & Petmeza • Map C6 • 210 921 5353 • www.tac.gr • €€€ Amalia Price and location (on Plateia Syntagma, directly across from the National Gardens) combine admirably. The rooms are comfortable, functional and, despite facing a noisy major road, surprisingly quiet. ➤ Amalias 10, Syntagma • Map M4 • 210 323 7301 • www.amalia.gr • €€

Archontiko The themed rooms sound kitschy, but most manage to work. The “Bridal” has a huge canopy bed draped with sheer white linen; the “At Sea” is decorated like a boat; while adventurous couples go for the “Conception”, with

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➤ Kalyvia Parnassou, Arachova • Map R1 • 22670 32155 48 The Restaurant • Open for lunch Oct–Apr daily and for dinner at With its polished concrete walls and floor, water garden weekends • € and coloured lighting, 48 has become one of the trendiest restaurants in town. ➤ Armatolon & Klefton 48, Ambelokipi • Map F2 • 210 Bakaliarakia tou Damigou 641 1082 • €€€€ The name means “codfish”, which this local favourite has been serving up, with strong garlic sauce, for 140 years. Achinos ➤ Kydathinaion 41 (basement) • Map L4 • 210 322 5084 Romantic split-level restaurant-bar built into a cliff • No credit cards • € overlooking the sea. Creative fish, meat and cheese mezes. ➤ Akti Themistokleous 51, Freatida • 210 452 6944 • Bakaliarakia tou Damigou €€ A 100-year-old-plus underground hideaway with justly famous fried cod and its very own ancient column. (see Bakaliarakia tou Damigou) Archeon Gefsis Ancient Epicurean classics, such as suckling pig stuffed with liver, apple, chestnuts and raisins, are served here, much as they would have been back in the 3rd century BC. ➤ Epidaurou 10, Kastella • 210 413 8617 • www.arxaion.gr • €€

Aristera-Dexia Old factory turned sleek showcase for innovative food. Greek ingredients are twisted with international techniques in dishes like sardine tempura with fig vinaigrette and preserved lemons. ➤ Andronikou 3, Gazi • 210 342 2380 • Closed Jul & Aug • €€€€

Aristera-Dexia From the gimmicky entrance (playing on the name, “left-right”) to the cheeky toilets, you’re in for a good time. But the real draw is the food. (see Aristera-Dexia) ➤ Andronikou 3, Gazi • Closed Jul & Aug • €€€€

Athinaikon A beloved central Athens institution, especially among journalists, who trade stories at the marble-topped tables. The plentiful mezes are consistently good. ➤ Themistokleous 2 • Map C2 • 210 383 8485 • €

Babis A good place to warm up on a cold winter’s weekend – the crackling fireplace casts a glow over everything. Go for a bowl of hot, aromatic stifado stew (see Stifado).

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Amelie Bahar Concept cake shopping. This exceptionally chic patissier The whole area around the central meat market teems sells delectable pastel-hued macaroons, chocolates and with old, family-run shops selling traditional foodstuffs. desserts. Bahar is one of the best-known for herbs. ➤ Pindarou 29 & Anagnostopoulou • Map N2 ➤ Evripidou 31 • Map K2

Antonios Markos Bettina As well as his quirky own-label tailoring, Markos imports Bettina’s impressive stock includes international labels an eclectic mix of items from both world-famous and alongside Greece’s own Angelos Frentzos and Sophia lesser-known brands. Kokosalaki. ➤ Skoufa 21 • Map N2 ➤ Pindarou 40 • Map N2

Aristokratikon Boots & Belts Using only the finest Greek ingredients, freshly This shop appears at first to be a wardrobe store for handmade every day, these chocolates are strictly for wannabe Hell’s Angels. But take in your favourite jeans connoisseurs. and the owner, Pantelis, will make you an exact replica in leather for only €300. ➤ Karageorgi Servias 9 ➤ AG. Theklas 12 (2nd floor) • Map J3 Athens Design Centre Centre of Hellenic Tradition Bold, bright bowls, platters, vases and ornaments, some decorated with stripes, zigzags and naïve painted fruit, A cavernous warehouse of handicrafts from every corner others just left plain and natural. of the country. If you only have time for one souvenir stop, make this it. ➤ Valaritou 4 • Map M2 ➤ Mitropoleos 59 • Map K3 Athens’ Flea Market A sprawling and varied market, and if you have an eye for an authentic antique you can pick up outstanding bargains at this Sunday market. Wake up early though – there’s not much point arriving here after 11am as the streets become jam-packed and most of the treasures disappear quickly. (see Athens’ Flea Market)

Athens’ Flea Market

Everything under the sun, from ancient coins to fake designer sunglasses, frilly knickers and antiques at rock-bottom prices (see Athens’ Flea Market).

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these world-renowned venues. Recent singers include Apokries (Feb–Mar) Luciano Pavarotti and the Harlem Gospel Choir, while The Greek Orthodox Carnival begins 58 days before Gerard Depardieu and Isabella Rossellini have acted in Easter. Festivities, especially glamorous masquerade performances of classical works at Epidauros. parties, last for days. In Athens, the colourful celebrations ➤ www.greekfestival.gr centre on Plaka, where the streets are packed with celebrants and masked musicians. Independence Day (25 Mar) Athens Marathon (early Nov) Full-on military parades with tanks, guns and battalions celebrate the date in 1821 when, after nearly 400 years Athletes from around the world retrace the course of of occupation, the Greek revolution successfully rose up Pheidippidis, antiquity’s most celebrated runner. In 490 against the . BC, the Greeks defeated the Persians at Marathon in a historic battle for democracy (see Marathonas). Pheidippidis ran the 42 km (26 miles) to Athens, announced the outcome (“Victory!”), then died of Lykavittos Festival (Jun–Sep) exhaustion. Today’s runners have the advantage of water stops and cheering crowds en route from Marathonas to the Kallimarmaro Stadium (see Kallimarmaro Stadium) to ease the arduous feat.

Clean Monday Greeks celebrate the first day of Lent by going to the country and flying kites; in Athens, the sky above Filopappos Hill is usually filled with them.

Easter The most important event on the Orthodox calendar, far Top music acts such as Bob Dylan, Phillip Glass and BB outweighing Christmas. On the night of Easter Friday, King perform in the theatre nestled at the steep peak of participants follow effigies of Jesus on flower-covered Lykavittos Hill. biers in candlelit processions, concluding in midnight ➤ www.greekfestival.gr services and exuberant fireworks (and, in mountain villages, rounds of gunshots). Sunday is for roasting lamb with 20–30 close family members and eating eggs dyed Rockwave (Jun) red (symbolizing both the blood of Christ and rebirth). This three-day festival is Greece’s hottest music ticket of the year. The line-up includes huge Greek and Epiphany (6 Jan) international pop, rock and alternative acts. ➤ The “Blessing of the Waters”, when ports, boats and www.didimusic.gr/rockwave beaches are blessed, and young men dive for crosses cast into the water by priests; it’s a year’s good luck for the successful divers.

Feast of the Virgin (15 Aug) Absolutely everything closes for the Assumption of the Virgin, which is second only to Easter in the Orthodox calendar. The full cross-section of Greek womanhood packs churches, as every “Maria” turns out to honour her namesake.

Hellenic Festival (Jun–Sep) Ancient Greeks performed their timeless tragedies in the spectacular theatres of Herodes Atticus and Epidauros. Now, every summer, the world’s greatest singers, dancers and actors perform under moonlight in

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