La Acrópolis en Atenas, Grecia, como se veía en los tiempos antiguos, con el Partenón y otros edificios relgiious

The Acropolis in Athens, Greece, is an outcrop of rock used in ancient times as a religious center. Under the fifth-century B.C. statesman Pericles, the time of the Golden Age of Athens, the temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, the Parthenon, was built.This illustration, dating to 1906, shows the Parthenon (at top, center right), the Propylaea (entranceway and gate in front of the Parthenon), and other buildings atop the Acropolis.