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Monument of the Eponymous Heroes - Historical landmark in Agios Ioannis Rentis, Greece
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FG
Felix Guerrero
10.11.2022
The Monument of the eponymous heroes is a stunning architecture.Great experience.
WS
Werner Schürpf
05.29.2022
BG
Beatriz Gonzalez
04.20.2022
Pasa desapercibido para la mayoría de los visitantes pero es muy curioso. Actuaba como una especie de tablón de anuncios legal de los diez distritos (llamados tribusen los que estaba dividido el estado de Atenas. Allí se publicaban los decretos y leyes que afectaban a cada una de las tribus, debajo de la escultura del héroe que daba nombre a cada una de ellas.
KD
Kurt Donnelly
03.31.2022
Stunning piece of history.
LD
Luke Daniel
01.12.2022
What a beautiful park! It extends far beyond just a park though, as it’s reflective history is available for visitors to read more about, and in doing so, gain some significant appreciation for the wonder of Greek culture. The tombstones, walking plots, statues, gardens and the intoxicating enveloping Greek mountains looking down, is truly magnificent! The monuments are beautiful and within walking distance of other Greek must see historical fixtures. There’s no room for monotony when the surroundings are rich with the tapestry of tradition. It’s fun, cultural and a must see stop when you’re visiting or vacationing through the beauty that is Athens. Highly recommended!
MM
Marek Menczer
01.12.2022
Mikaela
11.01.2021
Spannend wie das alles mal gebaut wurde
NK
Nik Kos
05.15.2020
AT
Anastasia Tsolakidou
08.30.2019
MN
Massimiliano Nicola Cucinota
07.14.2019
Rovine sempre dal fascino incredibile
DM
Daniel Man.
05.13.2019
VA
Victor Allende
04.17.2019
Muy agradecido y bellísima zona
Νίκος Παπαδόπουλος
03.09.2019
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FA
Fabrizio A.M.P.
03.05.2019
EX
EIRHNH XRONOPOYLOY
01.13.2019
Πολύ όμορφα!!!
MH
Michael Humphrey
11.22.2018
VK
Vasilis Karaman
11.02.2018
JT
Jan Torfs
10.15.2018
Not much left of this monument with great historical value because of thé story behind it . I learned that around 500 years before Christ Kleisthenes created thé democracy and assigned all Athenians to 10 newly-formed tribes. Each tribe got a specific name and citizenship depended on membership in a tribe. This tribal system was thé foundation on which the Athenian democracy was built. Each tribe was represented in this monument by a bronzen statue of one of these Eponymol Heroes , totally 10. Extremely interesting but unfortunately only some pieces of thé surrounding fence survived along with some blocks from thé original monument base. Very pity but surely worth while visiting when you learn about thé history behind.
AP
Agustina Pennisi
10.10.2018
GL
Greg Lyris
06.29.2018
Pflo84
05.08.2018
JS
Je Sus
03.12.2018
Α D
02.11.2018
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