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Technopolis

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The industrial museum of Technopolis has been configured in a parallel versatile cultural venues, becoming another cultural attraction pole of modern <strong>Athens</strong>.

The old Gas factory, also known as <strong>Gazi</strong>, occupies a total area of about 30 acres and is conveniently situated next to <strong>Keramikos </strong>and close to the Acropolis. The gradual transformation into a centre hosting various events gives visitors a chance to wander into an area full of images, knowledge and feelings. The charm of a bygone era is given off by the vast cauldrons (gas holders), chimneys and stoves “conspiring” devoutly to be established as a “factory” of protection and production of art.

The former tanks (reservoirs), warehouses, industrial plants, kilns, ovens etc., changed in an artistic “bonding” the aims of the new presentation and art production space. Today the premises of “<strong>Technopolis</strong>” include <strong>patios and enclosed exhibit space, conference rooms, cultural exhibitions, presentations, music, dance, theatre, photos used, paintings, comics, hagiography and any artistic event.</strong>

The industrial aesthetics venuess, seven buildings and two open spaces of the old Athens gasworks plant can accommodate all types of cultural and corporate events, offering unlimited possibilities while meeting every customer’s need.

The venuess’ inherent advantages are complemented by high-tech audiovisual equipment and excellent services offered by our highly trained and qualified staff.

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Ethnikos Event Hall

Ethnikos Event Hall

In the heart of one of the few remaining green lungs of Athens. Between the imposing Panathenaic Stadium and the impressive Temple of Olympian Zeus. We have created a special venues that can accommodate your every event in a unique way.

It is divided into two outdoor and two indoor areas. Each venues is autonomous. With its own entrance but also a different style, thus offering alternatives to each event.

From the open air, the views of the illuminated Acropolis and Ardittos Hill are truly breathtaking. That can be itself the perfect setting for your event. The tall reception hall has many openings. And that gives a comfortable space and plenty of light overlooking the garden and the impressive alley of flowers and plants. The room (indoors) has a capacity of 220 persons for rotation and 400 persons for cocktails.

ETHNIKOS EVENT HALL is located next to the beautiful picturesque stone church of Agia Fotini Ilissos. That gives the opportunity to perform your wedding ceremony and the reception side by side. Avoiding unnecessary travel and planning.

The hall can comfortably seat up to 150 guests, while the outdoor space offers a capacity for up to 500 people.

A unique venue for unique, luxury corporate events and social gatherings.

Black Duck Garden – Athens City Museum Bistrot

Black Duck Garden – Athens City Museum Bistrot

The Black Duck Garden – Athens City Museum Bistrot is a place that values and respects the historical and natural environment. During the summer, enjoy the beautiful garden. And throughout the year, relax on the patio while experiencing the famous hospitality of the “Black Duck.”

As a café, bar, and restaurant, we offer our services all day from 10.00. Making it Athens’s most hospitable summer multi-space. Our menu changes regularly, providing a diverse selection of Mediterranean cuisine with European influences. Our creative team supports small Greek producers, bringing together flavors from many regions of our country. In addition, our hospitable staff proposes a rich list of Greek wines, available in a bottle or a glass.

The Black Duck Garden – Athens City Museum Bistrot is a versatile venue that caters to corporate presentations and parties. But also, promotional events, gatherings, business meetings, and private events. Such as weddings, baptisms/namings, birthday parties, anniversaries, and more. Experience the warmth and hospitality that we have to offer!

The History of the Place

Over one hundred and eighty years ago, Klafthmonos Square was not the center of Athens. It may be difficult to imagine, but the area was sparsely populated with scarce houses. In 1833, Stamatis Dekozis Vouros built his residence here, which later became the Athens City Museum when it was connected to the neighboring house of Afthonides. This building complex was where Otto, the first King of Greece, and his young bride, Amalia, settled after their wedding.

In 1836, Queen Amalia organized the garden around the temporary royal residence. Known as “The Old Palace Garden,” it was the first public garden in Athens, featuring four entrances, a fountain, and a goldfish pond. It spanned the area of modern Klafthmonos Square and extended to Kolokotronis Square.

Although the modern garden of the Athens City Museum is only a fraction of the original garden, it remains a peaceful oasis in the heart of Athens. Notably, the palm tree planted by Queen Amalia still grows strong today.