Hellenic Parliament Foundation for Parliamentarism and Democracy

The Parliament Building is a building modeled on the ancient tradition. The whole building structure is very special. It is also quite interesting to visit here. The interior space of the building is very special. You can see a lot of interesting artworks and unique style products.

The Parliament Building is a very unique city building, this place also belongs to the heart of Athens city, more lively tourist area, the Parliament Building is an integral part of Egypt's ancient civilization, here you can experience a lot of strong characteristics.

The Athens Parliament House was originally the palace of the first Greek kings, and was remodeled in 1931 and used as the Parliament House to the present day. To the south is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The building is not open to the outside world and has a solemn appearance.

The Athens Parliament House, originally the palace of the first Greek king Otto, was designed by the German court architect Galuduna, who was completed in 1942. It was remodeled in 1931 and used as the Parliament House to this day.

Remembering the unknown soldiers in the Greek War of Independence, the guards in front of the monument should not be missed. At every hour, the two guards will step out of the elegant pace in a neat rhythm and hand over once, which is one of the highlights of the visit to the Unknown Martyr's Monument. The monument to the Unknown Martyrs is where the parade is held in Greece, where many major state events are held at punctual times, and the square is always crowded with specially-designed visitors.

The Parliament Building is located in the center of Athens. The entrance is the Constitution Square. The subway transfer hub is left. The Constitution Square to the Parliament Building is designed by the steps. The building looks more majestic. Although the building itself does not feel beautiful, it includes some disciplines. The statues of the reading still reflect the important position of this place as a center of rights.

The Parliament House in Athens, the palace of the first Greek king Otto, was completed in 1942. The Parliament House is on the north side of the Constitution Square, and the row of Doric marble columns on the front is very striking. The Parliament House is not yet open to the public, and visitors can only see the beautiful building in cream color.