Best Landmarks in Syntagma

9 landmarks

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   Garden4.6★36,267 reviews

   Athens National Garden

   Escape the Athenian bustle in the National Garden, a verdant oasis commissioned by Queen Amalia in 1838. Explore diverse flora, tranquil ponds, and historical remnants in this 15.8-hectare urban retreat, originally the Royal Garden and opened to the public in 1927.

   Daily 6:00–19:45

   5 min walk · 0.4 km·Leof. Vasilisis Amalias 1, Athina 105 57

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   Park4.5★5,724 reviews

   Syntagma Square

   Syntagma Square, or Constitution Square, is the central and largest square in Athens, Greece, serving as a major transportation hub and the site of the Hellenic Parliament. It's a place of historical significance, political demonstrations, and cultural events, making it a vibrant focal point for both locals and tourists alike.

   Open 24 hours

   In the centre·Pl. Sintagmatos, Athina 105 63

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   Memorial4.7★2,567 reviews

   Monument to the Unknown Soldier

   The Monument to the Unknown Soldier, located in Syntagma Square in front of the Hellenic Parliament, is a cenotaph dedicated to Greek soldiers killed in war. Sculpted in the 1930s, it features a statue of a fallen warrior and inscriptions commemorating battles where Greek forces fought. The monument is guarded 24/7 by the Evzones of the Presidential Guard, adding to its solemnity and significance.

   Open 24 hours

   2 min walk · 0.1 km·Leof. Vasilisis Amalias 133, Athina 105 57

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   Observation deck4.8★164 reviews

   Greek Flag of Athens Acropolis

   The Greek Flag atop the Athens Acropolis is more than just a national symbol; it represents the heart of Athenian history and culture. Offering panoramic views of Athens, it stands where ancient and modern worlds converge, marking a spot of resistance and national pride.

   Daily 8:00–20:00

   10 min walk · 0.7 km·Athens 105 58

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   Monument4.7★110 reviews

   Statue of George Karaiskakis

   This monument honors Georgios Karaiskakis, a pivotal figure in the Greek War of Independence. The equestrian statue, created by sculptor Michael Tombros, captures Karaiskakis's dynamic spirit and bravery, set against the backdrop of central Athens near the National Garden.

   Open 24 hours

   9 min walk · 0.7 km·Irodou Attikou 23, Athina 105 57

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   Historical landmark4.2★26 reviews

   Roman Stoa

   The Roman Stoa in Athens, near the Roman Agora, showcases Roman architectural influence with its grand colonnades. Once a bustling hub for commerce and civic life, its ruins offer a glimpse into Athens' transition from Classical Greece to Roman rule, featuring remnants of columns and arcaded galleries amidst a serene botanical setting.

   8 min walk · 0.6 km·Lisikratous, Athina 105 58

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   Historical landmark4.3★7 reviews

   Late Roman tower wall foundations

   Explore the remnants of the Late Roman tower wall foundations in Athens, offering a tangible connection to the city's ancient past and its strategic defenses against invasion. Located near the heart of modern Athens, these foundations provide insight into the architectural ingenuity of the Roman era.

   12 min walk · 0.9 km·Polignotou 10, Athina 105 55

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   Town square

   Plateia Syntagmatos

   Syntagma Square, or Constitution Square, is the central hub of Athens, steeped in history and modern Greek life. Named to commemorate the 1843 uprising that demanded a constitution from King Otto, it's a vibrant meeting point, framed by the Hellenic Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

   In the centre·Athens

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   Town square

   Mnimio Agnostou Stratioti

   Mnimio Agnostou Stratioti, or the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, is a war memorial in Syntagma Square, Athens, dedicated to Greek soldiers killed in war. Guarded by Evzones, it's a place for reflection and national pride.

   1 min walk · 0.1 km·Athens 105 57

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