A three-storey building from the 1920s, designed by architect Aristotelis Zachos. It is a characteristic example of interwar eclectic architecture, incorporating elements from Byzantine and Macedonian architectural traditions. Originally the residence of folklorist Angeliki Chatzimichali, the building today houses the Center for Folk Art and Tradition of the Municipality of Athens.

OPENING HOURS
04/04 10:00-14:00
05/04 10:00-14:00
Last entry: 20 minutes before closing time

Photos: Panos Souliotis