A building from the early 20th century that was restored in 2004 by architect P. Kalliga. Photos: L. Kourgiantakis
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Preserved neoclassical building, renovated during the period 1995-1999 by the architect M. Tylianakis. photos: Aris Vedertsis (exterior), Tzanis Tzanetopoulos (interior)
This historical Art Nouveau building with the monumental facade was initially home to Aspasia Manou, wife of the King Alexander A'. Today, it houses the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek... read more →
This neoclassical residence was transformed into a theatre by the architect Konstantinos Dekavallas in 1987 . OPENING HOURS 06/04 15:00-19:00 07/04 14:00-18:00 photo: Maria Ntrougia (exterior), theatre's archive (sketch)
This typical apartment block of the 30s was designed by the architect K. Kitsikis and was donated to Mpenaki Museum from its former owner, the Greek painter N. Hadjikyriakos-Ghika. OPENING... read more →
The expansion of the initial Goulandris Natural History Museum, “GAIA Centre for Environmental Research and Education”, designed in 1999 by Michael Fotiadis. OPENING HOURS 06/04 10:00-14:30 07/04 – Photos: Alekos Karaiskos
The Sculpted Theatre of Aixoni was built in 1991 by the sculptor Nella Golanda. It is a restoration project for a non-active quarry and its transformation into a carved stage... read more →
Mosque of the 18th century, which today houses part of the Museum of Greek Folk Art (Museum of Modern Greek Culture). Its conversion to an exhibition space was carried out... read more →
One of the few surviving houses of the pre-Othonian era, presents the style of the typical athenian mansion. It was purchased and renovated in 1831, by the architects Kleanthis and... read more →
The award-winning building was designed by the architect Sofia Tsiraki in consultation with the architect Tasos Biris, and was completed in 2004. OPENING HOURS 06/04 11:00-15:00 07/04 11:00-15:00 photos: Nikolas... read more →
