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.
It was created in 1834 on land outside of the city limits, although its first graves now lie...
Antiquity’s most famed orator, Demosthenes was born in Athens in 384 B.C. and opposed Philip of...
The 18th-century Monastery of Zoodohos Pigi, or means life-giving spring, is located about four...
At Palamidas you can visit the impressive mansion of the Voulgaris family, a hugely important...
The Pnyx was selected as the seat of the Ecclesia and the area of assembly for Athenian...
