Acropolis of Mycenae archaeological site of Argolis region of the northeastern Peloponnese, Greece, Europe 1972
Caption

Acropolis of Mycenae archaeological site of Argolis region of the northeastern Peloponnese, Greece, Europe 1972

Date

Mar 10, 2026

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Ian Murray

Reference

BRK26E34_041

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

56.5Mb (18.8Mb) / 18.3in x 12.0in / 5498 x 3589 (300dpi)

Keywords

Memorial castle fortress fortification UNESCO ruin building sacral building temple architecture antiquity archeology Bronze Age history Peloponnese Greece Europe photography Greek Ruins complex historic tourist attraction citadel culture Southeast Europe prehistoric archeological Balkans old Southern Europe european Acropolis heritage 70s vintage Mycenean Cyclopean ancient Greece ancient landmark travel photography ancient civilization ancient city defence work Mycenae Agamemnon archaeological site temple ruin Northeast ancient greek Monument Castelo Fort castle Ruined building structure sacred building ancient world archaeology ruin site ancient times historical place of interest Southeastern Europe archaeological Balkan South Europe 1970s Mycenaean ancient Greek civilization International Landmark ruined town defensive work archaeological area Memorial site Castell construction religious building Peloponnisos Famous Place archeologic Balkan Peninsula Seventies antique defensive fortification archaeologic defense facility Memorials castles fortresses fortifications ruins buildings temples Altertum tourist attractions citadels cultures heritages landmarks ancient civilizations ancient cities defence works archaeological sites temple ruins north-east Bastei Ruined buildings ruins site historically places of interest International Landmarks ruined towns archaeological areas constructions religious buildings Famous Places defences temple's Europe's historical image history image history images sight tourist landmark oldest vintage-styled ruined city north-eastern tourist spot

Please log in to download the high resolution file