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Front view of The Grit Restaurant in a historic building in Athens Georgia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A historic building in the center of Athens Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial view of the historic parliament building in Athens, Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic Parthenon building under reconstruction at sunset in Athens, Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic building of Hotel Grand Bretagne from Syntagma square at sunset from Athens in Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Congress Center Building Zappeion Historic buildings in Athens Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mitropoli, Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Athens. People admire the historic building of Panagia Annunciation church Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Vallianeio Megaron, 19th-century historic neo-classical building of the National Library, Athens, Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Athens, august 27th: Historic Building from Athens the Capital of Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

The 19th-century University of Athens historic building, Athens, Greece. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Parthenon temple in Athens, Greece. Historic ancient Greek building with columns, light-colored stone. Three columns stand tall, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient historic Acropolis of Athens fortification building built on a hill Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden Door on the Facade of Vintage Stone Building in Plaka Historic Neighborhood of Athens, Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Stoa of Attalos also spelled Attalus was a stoa covered walkway or portico in the Agora of Athens, Greece.[1] It was built by and named after King Attalos II of Pergamon, who ruled between 159 BC and 138 BC. The current building was reconstructed in 1952Ã¢â¬â1956 by American architects along with the Greek architect Ioannis Travlos and the Greek Civil Engineer Yeoryios Biris.