Choragic Monument of Lysicrates

The Athens Trophy Pavilion is a monument near the Acropolis in Athens, the Greek capital, known for the first time for the use of Corinthian columns on the exterior of the building. The wealthy Athenians staged a dramatic art performance called the Dance Arts Performance Congress at the Dionysus Theatre, then ejected the final winner after round after round, with the winners either bronze statues or a gilded tripod-shaped trophy. Lysikrates won the final victory, building the monument in 334 BC, using Corinthian-style columns on the outside of the cylindrical monument, and placing the tripod-shaped trophy on the top of the monument.

广场附近的纪念碑，高高矗立，非常醒目。纪念碑本身并没有新意。但是很震撼，历史悠久

这个纪念碑离大教堂不远，就在路边一个不起眼的地方。经常从这里走，但是好像没拍过照。它看起来跟风神塔挺像，但是不如风神塔漂亮，没有什么漂亮的雕塑，这也是它被忽视的原因吧。

古建筑破坏严重，消费水平不低。

纪念碑很庄严肃穆，又历史意义。