Roman Forum of Athens (Roman Agora) Review

The Roman market is located in the Praca area, which is the ancient district with the most Greek culture and customs in Athens. The wind tower of ＂, which has the most ancient Greek relics in the Roman city, is well preserved in the Praca area. Built around the first century AD, it is an octagonal building, each side of the external wall has different wind god reliefs, carved vividly beautiful, the wind tower inside the placement of water clocks and sundials and other timing tools, showing the progress of technology at that time; In addition, the remaining Athena arches and only a few stone pillars in the Roman market are also a place to attract tourists to the Praca district.

Athens Ancient Rome Market is a market that has changed since ancient Rome. Thousands of years ago, people traded here, gathered here and continued to use it. Today, it is still flourishing. Many good snacks are here.

Agora means "market" in Greek, and the market in ancient Greece was not just a place where goods were bought and sold in general, but also had political, economic and cultural significance. The marketplaces are the world of housewives today, but in ancient Greece only men could enter and exit it, and the great philosopher Socrates was speaking politics and debating truth in ancient markets and the masses.

The ancient Roman market in Athens, on the north side of the Acropolis, arrives 7-8 minutes from the Acropolis, and the tickets are included in the tickets for 12 Euros of the Acropolis. Experience the daily wonderland of the ancient Greeks. Imagine the flourishing and lively market thousands of years ago in the deep ancient relics.

The ruins of the Roman period are now only fragmented, surrounded by fences, which feel like an archaeological excavation site, and there are more people outside than inside, as if they have created a sense of attraction. The sculpture of the wind tower is still clear, and it comes out after a walk.