Propylaia

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Propylaia is the monumental classical gateway that forms the grand entrance to the Acropolis of Athens.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek structure
classical Greek building
entrance gateway
monumental gateway
architect Mnesikles NERFINISHED
architecturalOrder Doric NERFINISHED
Ionic NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Classical Greek
builtDuring Golden Age of Pericles NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 432 BC
constructionStart 437 BC
country Greece
dedicatedTo Athena NERFINISHED
function ceremonial entrance
gateway to the Acropolis sanctuary
hasComponent central hall
colonnades
eastern facade
north wing
south wing
stairway
western facade
hasFeature Doric columns on the exterior
Ionic columns in the interior
coffered ceiling
hasGreekName Προπύλαια NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
isAdjacentTo Temple of Athena Nike NERFINISHED
isOppositeOf entrance ramp of the Acropolis
locatedIn Acropolis of Athens NERFINISHED
Athens
Attica NERFINISHED
Greece
materialUsed Pentelic marble NERFINISHED
limestone
nameMeaning before the gates
partOf Acropolis of Athens complex NERFINISHED
partOfUNESCOSite Acropolis, Athens NERFINISHED
patron Pericles NERFINISHED
period Classical period of ancient Greece
sufferedDamageFrom explosion in 17th century
underwentRestoration 19th century
20th century
21st century conservation works
UNESCOInscriptionYear 1987
usedAs Ottoman garrison building
fortification entrance in medieval period
residence of a Florentine duke

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