Panathenaic Stadium

Panathenaic Stadium, located in Athens, Greece, is a historic venue originally built in 330 BC for the Panathenaic Games, a religious festival honoring the goddess Athena. It is notable for being the only stadium in the world constructed entirely of white marble. The stadium was renovated for the modern Olympic Games in 1896, serving as the site for various athletic events. With a capacity of around 45,000 spectators, it is an important cultural landmark, symbolizing ancient Greek heritage and the revival of the Olympic tradition. Today, it hosts various events and remains a popular tourist attraction.