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The wooded Philopappos Hill seen from the Acropolis, with the Philopappos Monument on its summit and Athens behind.
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Philopappos Hill

Philopappos Hill, also called the Hill of the Muses, is a pine-covered hill southwest of the Acropolis. On its summit stands the marble tomb monument of Philopappos, a prince of Commagene, built in 114–116 AD. Paved paths lead past ancient remains to viewpoints over the Acropolis, Athens and the sea towards Piraeus.

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