This Cultural Center on Pireos Street 138, was an industrial structure of the 1960s that was converted into a contemporary museum to flexibly serve various events. It spans 8,200 m² with underground areas of 2,800 m² and an inner courtyard of 850 m². more

The Phillopappou Hill which is located across from Acropolis took its name from the Syrian philhellene consul Gaius Julius Antiochus Epiphanes Phillopappos, who was exiled in Athens between 75-76 and 87-88 A.D. more

Hellenic Seaways was founded in 2005 and operates conventional ships as well as a larger fleet of high-speed vessels. Serving as 35 ports throughout Greece. more

The Technical Chamber of Greece was founded in 1923 to develop science and technology in Greece and promote innovation. It relies on close cooperation with the government and has a dependable network. All qualified and licensed engineers in Greece more

This small open-air theater is located in Alsos Galatsiou (Galatsi Grove), a 250-acre park with green areas, playgrounds, soccer fields, and an extensive skateboard track. With 2,000 seats, "Theatro Veikou" is a smaller yet beloved venue. more

A gourmet Italian restaurant in the heart of exclusive Kolonaki, where the cognoscenti mingle with the glitterati. In Malconi’s a guest can enjoy a delightful breakfast, quality coffee, refreshments, early drinks and of course various tasteful dishes more