The Town Hall of Athens is located at Kotzia Square. A three-story building with simple exterior elements whose main characteristic is the marble propylon. The ground floor is coated with marble plaques and the openings have decorated iron bars.... more

The Saroglion Mansion (Officers' Club) is located on Vasilissis Sofias and Rigillis streets in Athens, a two-storey neo-barock building designed by architect Alexandros Nikoloudis, named after the national benefactor, Officer Petros Saroglou.... more

Refurbished to replace the 2-story 1845 residence of the prestigious Pallis family, the new manor in Syntagma Square, on the corner of Karageorgi Servias Street, was built in 1910–1911 based on designs by the esteemed Anastasios Metaxas.... more

Over a century has passed after the creation of one of the most impressive and most discussed buildings in Athens. "Villa Kazouli", as the house is called, is located at the entrance of the high-society area of Kifissia and covers an area of ​​47 acres.... more

The Athens Stock Exchange (est. 1876) was located on Sofokleous Street, until 2007. Thus making the Exchange and the Street synonymous with each other. Since then, its daily operations have been given over to Hellenic Exchanges - Athens Stock Exchange S.A., whose shares are listed.... more

The Varvakeios Agora, a municipal market, was built by funds of the City of Athens in 1878. It was created thanks to the national benefactor John Varvakis – hence the name - and is the truest indicator of the country's prosperity.... more

The Municipal Theater of Piraeus is a neoclassical building on Korai Square in the center of Piraeus. The imposing theater was built according to the plans of the architect Ioannis Lazarimou, who was influenced by the German school of Ernst Ziller.... more

This historic neoclassical building began housing the National (Metsovian) Polytechnic University in 1871. It is among the oldest higher education institutions in Greece and the most prestigious among engineering schools. The original University was actually founded in 1937 around the same time that the Modern Greek State was being formed.... more