The fortress of Filis. Drone as Greece DJi Spark

Παραγωγή .Drone as follow me; on https://www.instagram.com/drone_as/ on https://https://www.facebook.com/phot... on https://twitter.com/Droneasgr Εγγραφείτε και πατήστε το καμπανάκι για να βλέπετε ένα νέο βίντεο://bit.ly/2JH1pH7 Sign up and tap the bell to see a new video: //bit.ly/2JH1pH7 The ancient fortress of Fylis is located on the northwest slope of Mount Parnitha, at an altitude of 850 meters, about 10 kilometers northwest of the modern village of Fylis. It is one of the many frontier fortresses built by the Athenians in order to control the roads that led to Attica inland. The fortress of Fylis, dating back to the 4th century, is strategically positioned as it is on the most direct, though not the easiest, road connecting Athens with Thebes. The irregularly shaped wall embraces the eastern side of the hill. The western side of the hill is so steep that it did not need to be surrounded by a wall. The top of the hill offers a great view of the city of Athens. The steep rocks there were smoothed out to create space quite flat to accommodate buildings. These are accommodations and buildings that served the daily needs of the guard who lived there on a stationary basis. From these buildings only the foundations have survived.