The Epigraphical Museum is overseen by the Ministry of Education. It displays over 14,000 ancient Greek inscriptions describing every aspect of private and public life; they form a key basis of historical research.
Founded in 1885, the museum aims to safeguard, protect, conserve, display and promote stone epigraphy. monuments.
This partially covered outdoor market, opposite the Monastiraki Metro Station, is a true...
Just west of the Technopolis complex is Kerameikos Metro Station, which revealed the most...
Converted into a summer theatre by the Municipality of Petroupolis....
Free entranceThe Municipal Library of Pefki on Afroditi street 4 waw constructed in 2006 in the...
Inaugurated in 1930, the current Omonia station replaced the original station, built in 1895,...
The Dana Lighthouse standing at the mouth of the Poros channel was built in 1870 by the French...
