The Parthenon.
Citadel
Not all of the temples at the Acropolis in Athens are built in the Doric style. While the Parthenon is a prominent example of Doric architecture, the Erechtheion features a unique combination of Ionic and other styles, particularly in its Caryatids. The Temple of Athena Nike is also an example of Ionic architecture. Thus, the Acropolis showcases a variety of architectural styles beyond just Doric.
Parthenon
A Caryatid is a statue of a robe draped female used as a column or support in architecture. A beautiful example of these are the 6 on porch of the Erchtheum, build about 420BC on the Acropolis of Athens.
The acropolis is the walls of Athens. To answer your question, it is surrounds Athens.
Athens had an Acropolis, which is a fortified hilltop that served as a religious and cultural center, most famously housing the Parthenon. Sparta, on the other hand, did not have an Acropolis in the same sense; its focus was more on military training and governance rather than monumental architecture. The Acropolis of Athens is a significant symbol of ancient Greek civilization, while Sparta's contributions were primarily in military prowess.
The Parthenon temple on the Acropolis in Athens.
The Temple of Zeus, The Temple on the Ilissus, The Temple of Aphaia
Acropolis
'Acropolis' means high place. The acropolis was built in Athens on a large hill looking over the city.
it was damaged because the acid rain erodded the Acropolis of athens.
Acropolis