Sixteen marble busts of heroes of the Revolution of 1821 line the Avenue of Heroes in this national memorial site.

Located in front of the University of Athens, this station houses a permanent exhibition of archaeological findings from excavations of large burial grounds.

In 1932, Athenian entertainment was transformed practically overnight.

This beautiful old Athenian building has served as a modern entertainment venue since 1991.

Inaugurated in 1930, the current Omonia station replaced the original station, built in 1895, which was located further to the south at the junction of Athinas and Lykourgou Streets.

Designed in the 1830s, Omonia Square quickly became one of the major squares in the city.

The National Observatory of Athens was built in 1842 and designed by Theophil Hansen.

The Old Parliament stands at the very spot where the banker Kondostavlos built a luxurious villa in 1832.