Homer's Walking Tour Of The Acropolis Museum

Homer's Walking Tour is an old trail on the island of Ithaca that travels through and around the ruins of various dilapidated stone structures. The stones of the ruins appear old and worn, and the trail itself is overgrown with grass and weeds. Rocks and stone debris litter the ground, portraying the age of the ruins. The tour showcases beautiful scenic views of the hills of the island. Hills of varying sizes can be seen along the horizon. A simple wooden railing lines the side of parts of the trail, and lush trees as well as various greenery surround the path. Houses can be seen in the distant hills, and the trail overlooks the vast expanse of crystal clear water that encircles the island. Parts of the trail are lined with beautiful stone structures, and multiple stone steps are featured along the stone pathway. Homer's Walking Tour is a guided tour which takes the tourist on a journey through the history of one of
It has a total area of 25,000 square meters, with over 14,000 square meters of exhibition space. Admission price is ten euros and the museum is open daily. The museum contains multiple galleries filled with a diversity of displays. The Gallery of the Slopes showcases artifacts that were founded on the slopes of the Acropolis. The Archaic Gallery gives visitors the opportunity to view three-dimensional exhibits such as statues. On the 3rd floor in the Parthenon Gallery, one can observe an informative video presentation about the Parthenon, and visitors are informed on how democratic bodies functioned in the time of Ancient Greece. There is also a temporary exhibit on the Greek oracle Dodona lasting until January 10, 2017. The exhibit features information on Dodona, the oldest Greek oracle, and also provides knowledge about its role in the ancient world. The exhibit is an additional three euros and "showcases the human need to predict the future"(Acropolis