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The Stegi Onassis Foundation is located in Athens, at Syngrou Avenue 107, constructed entirely with money and supervision by the Onassis Foundation and is a real gem building for the city. This significant cultural center hosts many events, concerts
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Leof. Syngrou 107, Neos Kosmos, Athens, Attica, Greece 11745
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TAF - The Art Foundation is one of the most active and creative groups in Athens. A team of collaborators discovered an abandoned building in the center of Athens and originated an independent cultural project focusing on participatory culture
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Normanou 5, Monastiraki, Athens, Attica, Greece 10555
This Byzantine church was built in the 11th Century A.D. by the grandson of Emperor Michael I Rangabe, Paul Xiropotamino. It has embodied in its walls marble pillars and parts of ancient edifice.
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Prytaneiou & Epicharmou, Plaka, Athens, Attica, Greece 10558
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The Monastery of Kaisariani is surrounded by a tall fence with two gates, one on the east and one on the west side. The monastery was built in the 11th Century and was dedicated to the Presentation of the Virgin Mary.
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Monastery of Kaisariani, Vyronas, Attica, Greece 16121
At the top of Lycabettus Hill is the Church of Agios Georgios (Saint George). It is a remarkable whitewashed chapel that dates back to around the 1800s. It is built on the same spot that the Temple of Zeus was in ancient times.
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Lycabettus Hill, Lykavittos, Athens, Attica, Greece 11471
The impressive Church of Agia Marina is located in the area of Thissio on the Hill of the Nymphs and beside the Observatory of Athens. In the courtyard exists a cavernous temple that is dated from the 12th Century.
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Agias Marinas 1, Thissio, Athens, Attica, Greece 11851
The Anglican Church of Saint Paul was founded in 1838 and was completed in 1842 by the architect Stamatios Kleanthis. It is a historic building of early Anglican style built during the first years of the Greek liberation.
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Filellinon 29, Syntagma, Athens, Attica, Greece 10558
Located south of the main town on the Island of Spetses, the Agioi Pantes Monastery was founded in the early 19th century. It is situated on a hill and offers a beautiful view. This location is very popular during the Easter and Christmas holidays
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Moni Agion Panton, Spetses Island, Attica, Greece 18050
The Eugenides Foundation, established in 1956, is an independent, private, non-profit foundation with a mission to enhance scientific, technological, and technical education and to promote science and technology to the general public. The foundation
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Syngrou Avenue 387, Palaio Faliro, Attica, Greece 17564
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The non-profit "Michael Cacoyannis Foundation" was founded in 2003 and provides a base for cultural contemporary media and innovative ideas in Athens and all of Greece. Michael Cacoyannis was a Cypriot-Greek film director, scriptwriter, and producer
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Pireos 206, Tavros, Attica, Greece 17778
The Project of Catholic Church of Saint Dionysius was initially planned by Leo von Klenze (1848). The construction supervision was assigned to Kaftantzoglou, who amended some of the plans (1858-85). The church is well known for the simplicity of
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Panepistimiou 24, Akadimia, Athens, Attica, Greece 10672
The church is dedicated to Saint Dimitrios and took the name "Loubardiaris" because around 1650, a thunder bolt hit the Turkish garrison commander, Yusuf Aga, who had installed a loubarda (big canon) at the Acropolis Propylaia because he was planning
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Dionysiou Areopagitou & Apostolou Pavlou, Acropolis, Athens, Attica, Greece
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