This imposing building was at one time the Army Pension Fund Building.

Construction began here in 1847 under King Otto’s rule. Located at the corner of Panepistimiou and Sina Streets, it was based on designs by Theophile Hansen.

Owned by the University of Athens, this hospital on Vasilissis Sofias Street was designed by Elias Aggelopoulos and Ioannis Ioannou, and built between 1896 and 1898.

Built in 1889, this four-story building was home for over 60 years to the “Alexander the Great” hotel.

Known to Athenians as the "Kostis Palamas" building, this stunning, renovated building at the junction of Akadimias and Massalias Streets, has a long history.

Evangelismos Hospital is one of the oldest general hospitals in Greece.

The Economic University of Athens, or ASOEE as it was previously known, was created by the Venizelos government in 1919.

The hospital was founded during the German occupation to provide medical care to war-wounded officers and their families in 1940.

Since its founding, the hospital has continually expanded its services, gradually evolving into a general hospital specialising in gynaecology and cardiology.