The birthplace of the modern Olympics
Whether Archipelago Museum of Acropolis, Delphi, Athens, and whether you are playful or not, certainly the birthplace of the modern Olympics is about 2,500 years old with the Panathenaic Stadium. I was fortunate to be associated with the history of the Panathenaic stadium while traveling to Greece. Before knowing the historical background of the Panathenaic Stadium, it needs to know two major features. The first is the Olympic Games here in 1896, and the second is that the Panathenaic Stadium is currently the only marble stadium with 60,000 spectators in the world. Used to build temples of the ancient city of Athens, Acropolis, 17 kilometers away from Athens, the Marble of Mount Penelikin Researchers have used the same stone to build the stadium. The Panathenaic Stadium was built by the then-old diplomatic expert of the ancient Greece of Lycurgus BC 330 BC. This stadium was originally designed to show the Panamanian game. What is the Panamanian game? Panathenaic Stad