This building’s history starts in 1894, when the Ethniki Insurance Company bought a residence on Korai Street to house its headquarters.

Constructed in 1876, this eye-catching building has been home to the offices and printing facilities of the Estia newspaper for 140 years, a testament to the publication’s success.

Named in honor of Eginition, a highly respected pioneer in the field of medicine, the hospital originally housed neuropsychiatric facilities.

Located on Adrianou Street in Plaka, the Dimotiki Scholi (Municipal School), was built between 1875 and 1876.

Housed in an impressive building on Kydathineon street in Plaka, the Centre for Asia Minor Studies sits opposite the Byzantine Church of Metamorphosi.

The Antonopoulos Flats, or the Blue Building, is a six-storey structure from the 1930s.

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.