Two ceramic vessels, which arrived in the Acropolis Museum from Toronto, Canada, become the reason to take a fresh look at the biggest and most important festival of ancient Athens. The vessels are unique and are closely related to the Parthenon’s frieze.
What is the connection and which secrets are hidden in both their decorative scenes? Clay and marble reveal known and unknown aspects of the Great Panathenaia, which you can discover together with the Museum’s archaeologists in the Parthenon Gallery.
USEFUL INFORMATION | |
Greek | every Friday, 8 pm |
English | every Friday, 6 pm |
Duration | 45 mins |
Registration |
Refer to the Information Desk on the day of the tour. Limited to 30 visitors. First-in first-served. |
Health protection measures | The use of protective masks (not provided by the Museum) is encouraged. It is necessary to use the whisper guide system headsets (provided by the Museum). Read more about the Museum's health protection measures. |
Cost | A general admission ticket to the Museum is required. |
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