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Taormina "teatro greco", the "Greek theatre", Sicily, Italy:




Epidavros, Peloponessos Greece:








Herod Atticus Odeon, Athens, Greece:










Olympia, Greece:











Panathinaikon Stadium, Athens, Greece:








Syracuse Theatre, Sicily, Italy:






Aspendos Theatre, Turkey (Built by Romans, Greek (Xenon) Architect):











Please feel free to add any ancient (or old) structures built by Greeks still in use today in Europe.
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