Filopappos Hill Review

Filopopo (Philopappou) Monument is a tomb and monument of ancient Greece dedicated to Gaius Julius Antiochus Epiphanes Philopappos, a prince from the Commagene Kingdom. It is located in Mouseion Hill, also known as Filopappos Hill, in Athens, Greece.

The Phillippe Mountain in Athens is a place with not only beautiful scenery, but also many historical relics. Climbing along the cross path to the top of the mountain overlooking the entire ancient city of Athens and the port of Athens, the scenery is very beautiful. There are also historical relics scattered in the mountains, and it feels like an exploration of ancient taste, which is very interesting.

Mount Filo Papos is a cold attraction, but I highly recommend everyone to come and see. There are 2 reasons that are quite worth coming. First, you can see the panoramic view of the Acropolis from half the mountainside. Second, you can see the actually magnificent view of Athens on the top of the mountain. In the center of Athens, there are two mountains overlooking Athens, in addition to the famous Likavedo hills, the other is the relatively cold Mount Filo Papos, which is opposite the southeast gate of the Acropolis. Compared to the lively, luxurious restaurants, cable cars, observation decks, and tourists Zha push, there is no place in Mount Filo Papos. It is too simple, just a pure mountain forest, no noise, and few tourists. But climb Mount Filopapos and you will definitely be terrified by the views of the mountain top! [Halfway up the mountain, see the Acropolis] Because it is not far from the Acropolis, you can get the whole Acropolis into the eyes of the eyes at close range, and the Parthenon, Adikus Theatre, and the Temple of Irektion can be seen clearly. It is recommended to look back at the Acropolis in the middle of the mountain of Filo Papos, rather than climbing the top of the mountain to look back. On the way up the mountain, it is the nearest viewing point from the Acropolis. The Acropolis is clearly printed in the dense trees and the scenery is beautiful. If you go up to the top of the mountain and look back, it is too far away. [Peak of the mountain, see the view of Athens] Go up to the top of the mountain and look back at the Acropolis. You will find that the Acropolis is far from you. This is not a good Acropolis viewing point. Going to the top of the mountain, the recommended view of Athens is very spectacular! The streets and houses of the whole city of Athens are neatly arranged, and the neat streets divide the city into queues. The buildings in Athens are generally not too high and the height is not much different. Looking down at the top of the mountain, the city view of Athens has a kind of majestic momentum. Another interesting little discovery, there is a tree on the top of the mountain, very special, I have never seen in the southern city. This plant leaves like copper money, and there are corn circles like the milk-soaked breakfast at Caravan.

The best place to see the whole city of Athens is the Philipp, which is also the birthplace of Athens. There are many prehistoric cultural sites and relics of Byzantine times. The whole mountain is densely wooded and the air is fresh. Standing on the hill to watch this beautiful sunset, falling from the head of Athens, is really spectacular and beautiful.

The best location to see the Acropolis dusk, pure natural mountains, no tickets, open 24h