I did not have a chance to see a concert inside the Herod Atticus Odeon. I was able to view inside the Odeon from arches by the entrance but access was closed. One can stand and wonder what is was like thousands of years ago.

I love the atmosphere at this ancient open air theatre seating 5000 people. There are many young people waiting to show you to your set and to help climbing the steps. Mainly musical events and I have chosen classical or opera, most recently to hear...More

Herod Atticus Odeon is a beautiful open air ancient amphitheater in the Acropolis area. We saw some singers performing during the day and the acoustics were excellent.

It was not my first time in Athens, but I finally got tickets for an opera at Odeon. It is a magical place, acoustics is fantastic. There are little cushion provided for each seat, but it does get a bit uncomfortable after two hours. I...More

Like everyone-else says, if you are in Athen it will be memorable to go to the concert here. However I found it very difficult to find the below practical information I wish I could find it easy, so here goes for the future audiences: -Reserve...More

Performances here, directly under the Acropolis, are stellar! The acoustics are wonderful, the stage and lighting brilliant...the performers energized!

We went here to se La Traviata. Its an amazing experience. Both the historical significance, as well as the breathtaking construction and the view of the surroundings make this a beautiful location to watch a concert or theatre play. But be warned; 2+ hours on...More