Odeon of Herodes Atticus

Visiting the Odeon of Herodes Atticus was genuinely one of my favourite moments in Athens. Sitting beneath the Acropolis, the theatre feels incredibly powerful and timeless, with its grand stone arches and perfectly curved seating creating such an intimate atmosphere.

Really cool experience we got to see this while we were at Metropolis climbing our way up to the top of the hill, this used to have a roof on it back in the day, but it is a very cool structure. Take it. Happy travels.

If you can spare just one night in Athens, make sure you visit this magnificent Roman-era auditorium. Be wise and chose a concert or theater and you'll never forget the experience of watching world class artists under the starry Athens sky, below the Acropolis and the Parthenon. Highly recommended.

A Timeless Venue in the Heart of Athens This remarkable site stands as one of Athens' most iconic and culturally significant landmarks. Whether attending a concert, theatrical performance, or ceremonial event, visitors are immersed in an atmosphere that blends history with grandeur. Every occasion held here is elevated by the venue’s architectural beauty and profound heritage. A visit is not only recommended—it’s essential for anyone seeking to experience the soul of Athens with the reverence it so richly deserves.

We saw a tribute to Maria Callas here in 2021 and it was magical. A full moon above the Parthenon with beautiful music in an ancient marble theater. It was a once in a lifetime experience.

the remarkable odeos of Heroes that it's still in use for concerts of events in the summertime. just seeing it or walking through it makes you feel like you're walking through ancient Greece, it's like feeling it warmly in your heart.

The Odeon of Herodes Atticus is absolutely amazing. It’s incredible to stand in a place where performances and music events have been held for centuries. The atmosphere is breathtaking, and imagining the ancient concerts and plays that once took place here makes it even more special. A truly unforgettable part of visiting Athens!

A beautiful place and only when you stand there in person do you understand how huge it is. The idea that theatrical performances took place in this place several thousand years ago and how many people could fit there at once is incredibly fascinating.