02 Agora, athenian, roman

https://goo.gl/maps/6U9srkrakTk. Here is where the ancient Athenians lived.
https://goo.gl/maps/u98ZJuwa76U2. Distance from hasf to Monastiraki 1,9km 34min.
● Monastiraki Metro Station,
● Monastiraki Flea Market, Ifestou 2,
● Thesseion Temple Hephaestus. (maptogo)
● Stoa of Attalos. Museum (maptogo)
● Gate of Athena Archegetis,
● Ancient Athenian Agora, Stoa Attalus, Museum, Adrianou 24, t2103210185. (maptogo)
● Hadrian's Library, Museum, Areos 3,
by Roman Emperor Hadrian in AD 132, t2103249350.(maptogo)
● Museum of Greek Popular Musical Instruments, Diogenous 3 , t2103250198. (maptogo)
● Ancient Roman Agora, Pelopida str & Eolou, Roman buildings remains. (maptogo)
● Ancient Athenian Agora to Roman Agora (maptogo)
● Gate Medrese, Pelopida.
● Fethiye Mosque, &, Panos ke Pelopida,
● Melina Mercouri Foundation Exhibition Polignotou 11.
● Mousio Loutro Aeridon, Kirristou 8
●The Horologion of Andronikos Of Kyrhos.
● Museum of Greek Popular Musical Instruments, Diogenous 3, 
● The Elytis House, Athina 105 55.
● Agios Filippos, Αgiou Filippou 20.
● Eleusinion sanctuary, Dioskouron 15
● Library of Pantainos, Vrisakiou 1,
● Irakleidon Museum, Iraklidon 16,

TIPS FOR ANCIENT ATHENIAN AGORA:.
(Source: Ministry of Culture and Sports).
The Agora was a large square on the northwest slope of the Acropolis where social and religious activities, commerce, out door theatrical performances and athletic contests were held. In other words it was the heart of the ancient city. But above all it was there the center of Athenian democracy, since it was there that the most important administrative and judicial functions and political assemblies took place.
From the 6th c. BC on wards, the open space, wich was traversed by the Panathenaic Way, was gradually surrounded by many public buildings, and it was adorned with temples, altars, stoas fountains, portraits, and statues. It acquired its final form inj the second c.AD.

TIPS FOR THE ANCIENT ROMAN AGORA:.
(Source: GREECE all time classic).
"The Roman Agora is located by the Plaka area) it was an architectural complex, built between 19 and 11 B.C., consisting of a large rectangular court surrounded by colonnades (stoas). Behind the stoas were various shops.
Gate of Athena Archegetis. Located at the west side of the area. A monumental gateway with four Doric columns and a pediment of Pentelic marble, preserved iv excellent condition.
Kyrristus Clock - Tower of Winds. On the eastern side of the Roman Agora stands an octagonal monument. The clock of Andronicus Kyrristus constructed in the 1er century BC, was a hydraulic clock. On each face of the clock can be seen bas - reliefs of the eight winds. The monument was named "Winds" from the depictions".