Top 7 best Greece monuments and statues to see.pdf

"Discover the top 7 must-see monuments and statues in Greece, from ancient marvels to iconic landmarks. Explore Greece's rich history and cultural heritage with these breathtaking sites."

1. Top 7 best Greece monuments and statues to see
If you are thinking about travelling to the country, getting your Greece visa is the beginning
of enjoying the country’s cultures and marvelous terrains. The country of Greece is well-
known for its rich history, marvelous architecture, and beautiful islands, so tourists can
travel back to ancient time and get acquainted with the modern world. Once your visa is
obtained you will be in a good position to visit the country and see some of the historical
monument and statues that depict the great civilization of the country.
From the great temple of Athena called Parthenon in Athens to the temple of Poseidon at
the Cape Sounion, there are many attractions that present the great history and art of
Greece. These monuments and statues are beautiful structures that also help the people
understand the history and beliefs of ancient Greece. As you explore these historical gems,
people will learn about gods, heroes and the incredible achievements of the Greek nation
that will fascinate travelers from all over the world.

3. Here is the list of 7 monuments and statues in Greece for which you should definitely
find time.
1. The Parthenon – Athens

This monument is a true example of Ancient Greek architecture; it is located in Athens on
top of the Acropolis. The temple of Athena, this is one of the most famous symbols of Greek
culture. Grand Doric columns and rich views of the city make this place a must see for any
traveler. It is recommended to visit during sunset because the building has a rather warm
golden color.
2. Temple of Zeus – Olympia

The Temple of Zeus building is in Olympia, Greece; it housed one of the Seven Wonders of
the Ancient World – The Statue of Zeus. Unfortunately, the statue is gone, but the ruins of
the temple provide you with a great idea about the size and significance of the statue.
Visiting Olympia today, one can only depict the beauty that prevailed at the time of the
Golden age of Greeks.

4. 3. The statue of Leonidas – Sparta

An example of warrior art, the Statue of Leonidas is dedicated to one of the most popular
Greek fighters who had commanded his soldiers at the Thermopylae battle. This statue is
one of the most powerful ones which can be seen in Sparta. The Brave is a great piece that
history lovers and lovers of the film 300 will understand its power as a part of the Spartan
heritage.
4. The Theatre of Epidaurus – Epidaurus
This is one of the oldest theaters in the world and also one of the best preserved ancient
Greek theaters with ideal condition of the sound chamber. The Theatre of Epidaurus was
actually constructed as an integral part of a healing spa in honour of Asclepius – the Greek
god of medicine. Seeing something here, even today, I can safely say that I will remember it
for the rest of my life, since the atmosphere of the building is unique, giving one the idea
that one is in the middle of the Middle Ages.
5. Temple of Poseidon – Sounion Temple
Located on a cliff of the Aegean Sea, the Temple of Poseidon is a great place to visit that will
give one an idea on how seafaring people worshiped their gods. Built in honour of
Poseidon, the sea deity, the temple’s positioning offers sweeping vistas of the ocean,
particularly in the evening. This is one of the most visited sites to find an amalgamation of
history and nature.
6. The Lion Gate – Mycenae
The Lion Gate is a stone-built door with a lion’s body relief and is the entrance to the
ancient city of Mycenae. Due to its age, it has served as one of the few available sources of
information about the Mycenaean period in the history of ancient Greece. This historical
masterpiece is for the archaeological and early Greek architecture lovers.

5. 7. The Caryatids of the Erechtheion – Athens
The Erechtheion is a temple which is situated in the Acropolis, near the Parthenon, and has
marvelous architecture. One of the most appreciated works is the Caryatids – a series of six
very nicely sculptured females used as columns. These beautiful statues are stunning and
prove how talented ant authors of sculpture in ancient Greece were. These statues’ replicas
can still be seen at the site, the originals are in the Acropolis Museum and the British
Museum.
Conclusion
If you want to travel through centuries, you should visit the peculiar monuments and
statues of Ancient Greece; each of them has its own history. Starting from the Parthenon in
Athens to the Temple of Poseidon over the Aegean Sea these structures are not just a look
into the ancient Greek life but also a chance to marvel at the great workmanship and
architectural planning of the ancients.
While making arrangements for the sightseeing of these valued history, do make sure that
you get to apply for your Greece visa so that you are not bothered when entering the
country. You have your visa and the desire to explore the wonders of Greece’s history.
From the great towering ruins to the forceful statues, from the awe inspiring landscapes to
the plain beautiful views, Greece offers an experience that will make you want more and
more and make you feel enriched. Just accept the fact and open your eyes wide to let the
beauty of Greece reveals itself to you.