Ancient Greece

The Olympeion, also known as the Temple of Olympian Zeus, stands as a majestic testament to ancient Greece's and Athenian grandeur and ambition.

You know the Louvre of course. Most people do. And the Mona Lisa, too. But forget the Mona Lisa – the lesser know pieces are really worth the visit.

Rising proudly against the backdrop of the Sicilian countryside, the Temple of Segesta stands as a testament to the ingenuity and grandeur of the ancient Greeks.

One of the Seven Wonders of Antiquity, there is not much to see at a first look, but step a little closer and turn on your imagination ....

The Mausoleum of Halikarnassos, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, lives on in fragments at the British Museum.

Ah, the Elgin Marbles, those ancient rockstars of the British Museum! These marble sculptures, also known as the Parthenon Sculptures, are quite the historical celebrities. They've been at the center of a heated debate for centuries, making them even more fascinating.

The Greek-Roman Collection is a remarkable assemblage of ancient artifacts that showcases the artistic and cultural achievements of the classical world.

Though born in Roman Spain, emperor Hadrian was a huge fan of all Greek and notably Athens. He was the first emperor who grew himself a greek (philosopher's) beard.