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Syntagma (Constitution) Square

 

This attraction is located in Central Athens at the intersection of Vassileos Georgiou street, Othonos Street, Filellinon Street and Amalias Avenue. The metro station is right below this street and a large fountain with pigeons can be found in the center of the square. All around this square are monuments, galleries, museums, hotels, shopping galleries and restaurants. One can spend an entire day strolling around this square. Many of the local tours start and end on this popular destination.

  The Hellenic (Greek) Parliament overlooks the Syntagma Square in the center of Athens. The parliament was established in 1843 and a revision of the Constitution since that time has allowed the citizens of Greece stronger human rights including the right to vote and the ability to challenge or contest the workings of the government. This building was used as the Royal Palace until the abolition of monarchy in 1974.

 

 



 
 

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