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**Stoa of Attalos**
	ancient stoa in Athens
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Instance of	stoa;
Part of	Ancient Agora of Athens;
Named after	Attalus II Philadelphus;
Culture	Ancient Greece;
Location	Acropolis of Athens, Athens, Achaea
Street address	Αδριανού 24;
Architectural style	Hellenistic architecture;
Occupant	Museum of the Ancient Agora (1956–); Athenian Agora Excavations;
Heritage designation	archaeological site in Greece;
	Category:Uses of Wikidata Infobox with maps37° 58′ 30.47″ N, 23° 43′ 27.17″ E
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English: The Stoa of Attalus is an hellenistic monumental porticoe given by Attalus II of Pergamon (159-138 BC) to the city of Athens, as a gift for the education he had received there. It was rebuilt between 1953 and 1956 and now houses the Ancient Agora Museum in Athens.

Français : La Stoa d'Attale, Agora d'Athènes. Portique monumental donné par Attale II de Pergame à la cité d'Athènes, en remerciement pour l'éducation qu'il a reçue dans cette ville. Le portique a été reconstruit entre 1953 et 1956 et abrite maintenant le musée de l'Agora antique d'Athènes.