A wide panoramic view of Athens during its Classical height in the mid-5th century BCE, seen from an elevated vantage point overlooking the city. The Acropolis rises prominently above the urban fabric, crowned by the Parthenon, Propylaea, and other marble temples gleaming in the Mediterranean sun. Below, dense neighborhoods of low stone and mud-brick houses spread outward along winding streets toward the Agora, where civic buildings, stoas, and temples cluster. Olive groves and rocky hills frame the city, with the Aegean Sea faintly visible in the distance. Citizens in simple tunics gather in public spaces, merchants move through the agora, and religious processions wind toward the Acropolis. Ultra-wide panoramic composition, bright Attic light, historically accurate Classical Greek architecture, no Roman or modern elements. See more