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Philopappos Hill Overview

Named after the prince of Commagene, the Philopappos Hill is widely known as the ‘Hill of Muses’. This is one of the most visited Athens attractions, and reaches up to147 metres in height, and is fun to scale. Offering magnificent views of the cityscape, the Philopappos Hill is a serene hill, and is also famous for hiking along with some of the most picturesque views of the surrounding areas.

The monument owes its name to its dedication to Philopappos, who was the prince of Commagene. Also known as the ‘Hill of Muses’ it's a favourite spot among the tourists where people go for relaxing or taking a walk in the pleasant garden.

The riveting surroundings will win your heart and this hill also offers magnificent views from the tops. It is also famous for hiking, so if you are looking for some adventure, this is the place that will offer you thrill and excitement.

Highlights

• Popularly known as the ‘Hill of Muses’, explore the Philopappos Hill, which is one of the best spots to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
• Learn why historically, this hill was dedicated to the prince of Commagene, and hence named Philopappos.
• Immerse yourself in the relaxing and leisurely ambience of the hill, and indulge in a picnic with your friends and family. 
• Do not forget to take in the beautiful panoramic views from atop the hill, and click some amazing photographs.
• Experience hiking here, since it is favourite among all the adventure enthusiasts, making the Philopappos hill, one of the best places to visit.
• Viewing the sunset from this hill is one of the most exciting things to do in Athens, and the best time to visit for the same is post evening. 

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