The imposing, minimalistic building now housing the Hellenic Parliament was the Royal Palace until 1909, when it was damaged by a fire.

Designed by Panagiotis Kalkos, Old City Hall on Athenas Street was built between 1871 and 1874, during the mayoralty of Panagis Kyrakos.

The National Theatre on Agiou Konstantinou street, near Omonia Square, was built to meet the city's need for a new theatre.

After many twists and turns, the Athens Catholic Church was finally erected, at the corner of Panepistimiou and Omirou Streets.

The mansion of the notorious family of Benizelos who lived in Athens during the years of the Ottoman occupation, was build during the 16th century.

Occupying an entire city block, the magnificent Bank of Greece building was facadeconstructed in the 1930’s.

The imposing Arsakeion Girls School was constructed between 1846 to 1852 by architect, Lysander Kaftantzoglou.

The minimalist building of the Archaeological Society was constructed in 1958 to replace the original, neoclassical structure.