Hadrian's Library
Built by Emperor Hadrian in 132 AD, this was the largest library in ancient Athens. The imposing complex included a courtyard with 100 columns, library, lecture halls and gardens.
Built by Emperor Hadrian in 132 AD, this was the largest library in ancient Athens. The imposing complex included a courtyard with 100 columns, library, lecture halls and gardens.
Free first Sunday of month (Nov-Mar). Combo ticket with 6 other sites EUR 30
Early morning or late afternoon. Less crowded than nearby Acropolis. Combine with Roman Agora next door.
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