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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Riley M (2 years ago)
Where interesting archaeological site, but I was disappointed that there is little to no written information about any of the structures for site. There is small stone designs to describe what the building was in one word. For example, library section has the word “library”
Where interesting archaeological site, but I was disappointed that there is little to no written information about any of the structures for site. There is small stone designs to describe what the building was in one word. For example, library section has the word “library”
nocolor natsu (2 years ago)
Beautifully remained grand entrance and some forms of auditory and library?✨Great historic place for "must go" ? We've already had the package tickets for other historical places, and those can keep 5days, 30€/person so it's enough decent amount to enter more than 6places ?
Beautifully remained grand entrance and some forms of auditory and library?✨Great historic place for "must go" ? We've already had the package tickets for other historical places, and those can keep 5days, 30€/person so it's enough decent amount to enter more than 6places ?
Anand (2 years ago)
It’s a nice structure to visit. The most impressive part are the columns that can be seen without visiting inside the grounds. There are couple of nice floor art/mosaic still preserved that is worth a look. When compared to other structures around, this pales in comparison. It will be a hit or a miss for some. They have a water tap inside the ground that you could use to cool off during a hot day (I did). If you like history and archaeology and time permits then it’s a must go, else have a look from the outside.
It’s a nice structure to visit. The most impressive part are the columns that can be seen without visiting inside the grounds. There are couple of nice floor art/mosaic still preserved that is worth a look. When compared to other structures around, this pales in comparison. It will be a hit or a miss for some. They have a water tap inside the ground that you could use to cool off during a hot day (I did). If you like history and archaeology and time permits then it’s a must go, else have a look from the outside.
Amber Wang (2 years ago)
Remnants of an emperor’s library, I suppose. It’s cool to look at for a few minutes, but honestly there’s 0 reason to pay money to go inside. As everyone says, you can see everything from the outside! It’s part of the combined ticket with the Acropolis (which is worth going inside ;))
Remnants of an emperor’s library, I suppose. It’s cool to look at for a few minutes, but honestly there’s 0 reason to pay money to go inside. As everyone says, you can see everything from the outside! It’s part of the combined ticket with the Acropolis (which is worth going inside ;))
Stefan Borisov (2 years ago)
I am sure it was once amazing, but as it stands today, you can only see a couple standing columns and one wall which is only partially original. Unless you're a EU resident under 25 and you get to enter for free, I really don't think it's worth the price. The most impressive part about it, you can see from the outside, without having to buy a ticket.
I am sure it was once amazing, but as it stands today, you can only see a couple standing columns and one wall which is only partially original. Unless you're a EU resident under 25 and you get to enter for free, I really don't think it's worth the price. The most impressive part about it, you can see from the outside, without having to buy a ticket.
