Herodes Atticus Odeon (Herodion), Athens | Night Tiny-Planet 360° Canvas | Handmade in Greece

360° Canvas - Herodes Atticus Odeon, Athens (night tiny-planet)

A midnight orbit on the Acropolis slope: the Herodes Atticus Odeon (Herodion) forms an amber amphitheater around a deep Aegean-blue sky. Drone-captured from above, city lights blend with the theater’s glow to evoke calm and understated elegance - ideal for luxury suites, piano bars, boutique hotels, and refined interiors. Rendered as a tiny-planet 360° canvas, it adds a signature focal point to modern spaces, bridging contemporary energy with one of Athens’ living historical monuments by night.

 Original 360° photography - captured in-house. Handmade in Greece.

Story behind the place (mini story)

Erected in 161 AD by Herodes Atticus in memory of his wife Regilla, the Odeon later became part of the city’s fortifications after its destruction. Restored across the 18th–19th centuries, it now hosts the Athens Festival, an iconic venue on Dionysiou Areopagitou with ~4,680 seats.

Scan the QR on the back of the canvas for the full story.