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Monsters, Villains, Gods, and Heroes in the Acropolis Museum

Duration

Price

€70

1 Hour

About the Tour

From Hercules and Theseus to the Olympian gods, from Nereus and the Lernaean Hydra to the Amazons, the Giants and the Centaurs, and from the supergiant Typhon to the Gorgon Medusa and the Sphinx, many reliefs and statues from the celebrated temples of the Acropolis have wonderful stories to tell!
Let’s unlock them in the language of art while having fun!

We shall outline the special features and symbols of the individual figures and we shall explain how their action and interaction is depicted in a scene, so that they can tell us a story without any words! With the help of detailed photographic views and videos, we shall stroll virtually through the galleries of the New Acropolis Μuseum, focusing on the selected exhibits and reconstructing, through graphics and 3D representations, the original form of the sculptures, all complete with their bright colors!

 Activities

Educational activities, such as games, quizzes, role-playing, and mini contests among student groups or classes, with little surprise prizes from us, will give children the opportunity for active participation and creative reflection on what they have seen and heard, completing this colorful, both literally and figuratively, experience!

How it Works

This tour is designed for a virtual presentation, hosting a group of up to 60 participants at a time. Once you book for this experience, we will send you a confirmation email with an exclusive link to join the tour. You can access the tour only through the link we provide. 

Your Instructor

Dr. Anthi Dipla

Dr. Anthi Dipla

Classical archaeologist/art historian who has graduated from Oxford University (MA, PhD). She has participated in excavations, scientific projects and conferences in Greece, Cyprus and abroad. Her research has been focused on Greek vase painting, iconography, and mythology, with further interests in women studies, social history, ancient Greek theatre, and cultural exchange in the ancient Mediterranean world.

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