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ixÇâxá Éy Tà{xÇáHellenic Motor Museum:
www.hellenicmotormuseum.gr
Megaro Mousikis: www.megaron.gr
Glyfada Golf Club: www.golfglyfada.gr
Papagiannakos Winery: www.papagiannakos.gr
Ktima Chrysoritsioti: www.endlessblue.gr
Balux Prive: www.greatreceptions.grThe Herodion Theater : www.greekfestival.gr
Athinais Cultural Centre: www.athinais.com.gr
Technopolis Gazi: www.technopolisathens.com
Zappeion: www.zappeion.gr
Vorres Museum: www.vorresmuseum.gr
Ktima Nasioutzik: www.ktimanasioutzik.grYacht Club of Pireaus: www.ycg.gr
Archeon Gefseis: www.archeongefseis.gr
Hellenic Motor Museum (HMM) occupies 3 floors in Capital Mall and is located in downtown Athens. The visitor can admire masterpieces of the automotive industry, experience the driving speed of F1 simulator, and drive through an old car workshop with all its features.
HMM also gives the opportunity to its visitor to learn about the evolution of the car through the history of the wheel, while ascending the spiral ramp of the building they can admire 72 unique exhibits dating from 300 B.C. to the end of the 20thcentury. This exhibition is permanent and is offered free of charge
In a unique design and style building in the heart of Athens, near by the National Archeological Museum, at the top of the Capital Mall, operating 5.000sq.m. of the Hellenic Motor Museum. Three whole floors dedicated to technology and the evolution of four wheels, a story that starts in the late 1800s and continued until the end of the last century
The inspiration behind the creation of a major cultural centrewas the great singer Alexandra Trianti, the founder of theFriends of Music Association. The Association commissioneddesigns for the Concert Hall from top Greek and foreignarchitects, and specialists in acoustics. The first help to financeconstruction of the building came from Dimitris Mitropoulos,who offered the proceeds of concerts by the New YorkPhilharmonic, which he conducted in Athens. In 1991 theAthens Concert Hall was officially opened by the then Presidentof the Republic, Mr. K. Karamanlis In 2003, in the presence ofRomano Prodi, President of the European Commission, theConcert Hall inaugurated its International Conference Centre.Together with the facilities already existing, this meant theConcert Hall now offered one of the most sophisticated multi‐cultural centres of its kind anywhere in the world. Over thenext few years new facilities were constructed to house theLilian Voudouri Music Library, as well as new conference andmulti‐purpose venues, reception rooms, rehearsal rooms,exhibition spaces and a state‐of‐the‐art three‐level parkingfacility. The grounds around and behind the Concert Hall werelandscaped to provide a valuable green space in the heart ofthe city, a venue for a variety of educational, cultural andenvironmental activities. In 2010 the garden was the setting fora wonderful concert by the Berlin Philharmonic conducted byRiccardo Muti, for an audience of local people and visitors toAthens. The Athens Concert Hall offers a comprehensive rangeof facilities for all sorts of cultural activities, designed to thevery highest specifications and one of the most impressivevenues of its kind anywhere in the world. It offers a forum forall sorts of cultural activities both artistic,educational.
A place of sport, recreation, culture situated in an idyllic spot, with agorgeous view of the sea and breathtaking sunsets. It is an 18‐hole par72 championship course , easily accessible from the city center 12 kmby car , bus and tram; the perfect place to escape for the whole family .In conjunction with the famous market of Glyfada , rich in restaurantsand cafes, and a step away from the beautiful Saronic Gulf, it is amemorable experience for everyone. The facilities Golf Glyfada, anarea of approximately 530 acres.
Papagiannakos Winery has been especially designed andconstructed according to new innovative bioclimatic standards.A Winery which marks a new era, and is ideally situated amongthe vines on the old site of a former monastery at PoussiKalogeri in Markopoulo. The Winery is perfectly located, justfive kilometers from the International Airport EleftheriosVenizelos, and is easily accessible from the new motorway,Attiki Odos. The Olympic Equestrian Centre is a mere one anda half kilometers down the road and the famousArchaeological Site of Vravrona is close by, as are the beautifulbeaches of Mesogaia. Indeed the perfect site for such a uniquewinery. Events: The perfect setting for a unique event. Anevent that will be provided with the unique service of thehighest quality catering service available. Business: A fullyequipped Conference Room. The ideal venue for all kinds ofBusiness Meetings and Seminars. Education: Organizededucational visits for schools all over the world, which give athorough tour around the winery, following the various stagesof production and distillation of wine, ending up in the Cellarwhere the final product is then aged as required. Wine: TastingTours: Specialized tours of the Winery and the Cellars. Theinitiation to the magic world of wine, with the tasting of thefull range of labels. And one last stop at the Winery Shop, foran after taste that will long linger.
The venue is located 6Km fromKeratea City, in Kalopigado Beach, just20 minutes from the Intl Airport ofAthens (El. Venizelos).
Endless Blue Venue, didn't get itsname by accident! The unique viewtowards the islands of Andros andTinos, gives the impression that theactual venue is on an island itself.
«Nissis Property» was established in 1992 in a privately owned, verdurous area of 20.000 square meters in Kifissia. «Nissis» is one of the few places in Athens that can accommodate large events and offer full services (food preparation and provision of every, relevant to the event, service in the same premises). The goal of «Nissis» company is to serve our clients in the best way possible, as well as to fulfill their expectations to the fullest. Our catering service company is certified with the ISO 22000 system, awarded by the BM TRADA CERTIFICATION company, for all the stages of the production process and the delivery of ready‐to‐eat meals. The staff of «Nissis» has the knowledge and the experience that is required, in order to make all your special moments, professional or personal, unforgettable. The three main services offered at «Nissis» are Receptions, Professional Events and External Catering. With rich equipment, privately owned transportation means, excellent quality of materials, direct service and personal care to our customers, «Nissis» will give a unique dimension to your event. Access to the «Property Nissis» is fast and comfortable via the National Road (interchange of N. Kifissia). Its premises include a large parking space of 3.000 square meters.We plan together the flavors that fit best with your needs or with the spirit (Concept) of your event.
On the exquisite beach front premises of Asteras Glyfadas, where the sun melts in the sea like on an exotic island, there is Balux Prive, an indoor and outdoor space ideal for receptions, wedding parties, gala dinners and corporate events.
The sense of exotic combined with the sea compose an appropriate image for a special event at an idyllic atmosphere, enjoying cocktails and unique flavors literally on the seashore.
Balux Prive provides high level services, many culinary options capacity from 50 – 2500, is easily accessible, flexible to the needs of any reception with closed and open space, great aesthetic.
The Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens: Built at the base of the Acropolis, the ancient amphitheatre of Herodeion, also known as the Odeon of Herodus Atticus, is today one of the best places to experience a live classical theatre performance. This ancient theater was built in the Roman times, in about 161 A.D. by the Roman philosopher, teacher and politician Herodes Atticus. It was built in the memory of his wife Aspasia Regilla who died in 160 AD. This semi‐circular amphitheater has a wide 1,250 feet radius with a seating capacity of more than 6,000 people. The original wall of the stage stood three storeys high and was decorated with marbles and ceramic pieces while today it stands in ruins. The stage and seating area was laid with marble while it has been renovated today. A cedar‐wooden roof covered the theatre in the ancient times.
ATHINAIS CULTURAL CENTRE is located in the city's most vibrant area, surrounded by the neighbourhoods of Votanikos, Keramikos and Gazi. New art spaces and galleries, avant‐garde theatrical companies, trendy bars and restaurants, modern loft buildings, artists studios and novel architectural design, such as the Benaki Museum on Pireos Street, have transformed this historically industrial area into the city's new cultural and artistic crossroads.In a short distance (350 metres) is located the metro station of Keramikos. Off ATHINAIS CULTURAL CENTRE, towards Athinon Ave and the area of Eleonas, the city's new financial centre is under development and will host the Athens Exchange along with banking and financial institutions, ministries, public organizations and corporate headquarters. This is a forward‐looking large scale project that will transform downtown Athens, creating a new business district with advanced infrastructure and extensive green areas, at par with similar urban developments in other major European cities.The immediate area also includes the botanical gardens of the Agricultural University of Athens and a 50 acre park, currently under construction, in the area of Eleonas. The revamping of the Votanikos area also includes the construction of two major thoroughfares linking Athinon Ave with Iera Odos and P. Ralli Ave, as well as numerous pedestrian zones that will considerably reduce through‐traffic, reviving the neighbourhood’s genteel old‐town atmosphere. The strategic location of ATHINAIS TOWER LOFTS ‐in the heart of Athens but beyond the outer traffic ring‐ affords residents easy access to the city's international airport via the national highway and the Attiki Odos ring road, and to the port of Piraeus, via the national highway.
Technopolis City of Athens has become a hub of cultural events, thus upgrading a historic area of the capital and creating another focal point in the cultural identity of Athens.
A wide variety of cultural events are held in Technopolis every year: music, dance, theatre and performing arts, plastic and applied arts, educational programs for children, entrepreneurship and temporary exhibitions, attracting over 600,000 people annually. Technopolis City of Athens offers quality entertainment and culture in reasonable prices.
The Zappeion Exhibtion Hall s purpose was to serve as an exhibi on space for Greek agricultural and manufacture products, as well as a space to introduce new technologies to the Greek public.It also served as a venue for exhibitions of paintings and sculpture, musical performances and other cultural events while the gardens were designed in order to become gathering place for Athenians and visitors.The Zappeion Exhibition Hall is not simply an impressive building surrounded by lovely gardens. But also a vision, that was conceived in 1856 by Evangelis Zappas and inaugurated in 1888 by Constantine Zappas. The Zappas firmly believed that the newly independent Greek nation needed to take its place among the nations of Europe. They proposed to King Otho of Greece that an area in the capital, close to the new palace, be set aside as a centre for exhibitions and cultural events, which they offered to fund. Athletics and the revival of the Ancient Olympic Games were also part of the vision.The new Board of Directors has embarked on an extensive program of renovation of the Zappeion Exhibition Hall and its gardens.Recently, the Zappeion Exhibition Hall became a member of Historic Conference Centres of Europe and we also plan to organize our own cultural exhibitions and musical performances.We truly believe that the Zappeion Exhibition Hall once again will emerge to take its rightful position as the foremost centre for conferences and exhibitions in the city of Athens.
The Vorres Museum is a cultural foundation that was established in 1983, with the purpose of promoting Greek art and culture, through a broad spectrum of activities, from the organization of exhibitions in Greece and abroad, to educational programs for children.The museum which sprawls over six acres, is divided into two main sections: the museum of contemporary Greek art and the folk art museum, both of which house collections that cover at least 2500 years of Greek history. The whole complex is laid out in a way that showcases the Greek spirit in a unique fashion. In the contemporary part, one of the most important and representative collections of its kind in the world is exhibited, comprising paintings, installations and sculptures by leading Greek artists, displaying a Greek interpretation of most of the international artistic currents of the second half of the 20th century.The folk art section, is an extraordinary complex of 19th century buildings, courtyards and gardens or rather a re‐adaptation and readjustment of traditional Greek architectural features housing antiquities, icons, ceramics, popular artifacts and objects used in daily Greek life centuries ago, in a manner, revealing their inherent beauty and their practical use.The gardens, wild and consisting almost entirely of Mediterranean flora are an indispensable part of the museum being described by many as the most beautiful gardens in Athens.
We would like to welcome you and your friends to the Nasioutzik Museum, a unique property just outside Athens. Set on a green, peaceful hill, the Byzantine Estate and the Meteora Mansion create a wonderful venue to celebrate the most precious moments in your life, and an ideal environment for any other type of event. Anything, from an intimate dinner to a huge celebration, from a high‐tech business event to a wild dancing party, is possible. No matter what the event, our guests enjoy an unparalleled feeling of hospitality and warmth that is present even in the smallest details.Large halls, cozy dining rooms, a museum and other spaces filled with antique treasures and art, beautiful gardens and three churches are the ideal venues for weddings, baptisms, receptions, dinner parties, luncheons, cultural events, exhibitions, charity events, concerts, conferences and seminars. Our luxurious facilities and modern equipment, as well as our experienced and enthusiastic staff, are a guarantee for successful and memorable events.You can relax and let us organize memorable events in an environment that combines the charm and beauty of the past with the luxury of the present.
O hill Koumoundouros Mikrolimano is located ancestral heritage, since there are the foundations of the ancient and famous temple of Artemis and parts of Kononeion walls, while the central position looks entering the dockyard of the ancient Athenian Democracy. Here the Yacht Club of Greece is established since 1933. Visitors Group entranced by the unique and excellent views, while eyeing the Saronic, the Piraeus coast, the lively harbors of Zea and Mikrolimano, and as a large painting, the sacred rock of the Acropolis, Lycabettus Hill and the mountains that surround the basin.The Group's facilities, dominated by traditional decorative touches that remind strongly traditional boat, ready to travel with their guests. The carefully designed gardens which surround the facilities, calm gaze and offer one of the few green lungs in Piraeus.
It was he along with his wife Souli Adami, a great supporter of the idea, whoout of curiosity, admiration and respect for our ancestors decided toseriously pursue the matter. After all, they knew that gastronomy is anintrinsic part of people’s culture. Their attempt was truly bold. Of course,being the first to create something is always bold. Fortunately, our legacy ofancient literature is very rich. Weren’t these people eating? they wondered.Not only they were eating but they had elevated food into sheer pleasure.Numbers only (21,000 citizens and 400,000 slaves) reveal that Athenians didnot need to work as modern people do and so they would devote large partof their time to philosophy, good food and wine.In order for Archeon Gefsis (Ancient Tastes) to become a reality, a largenumber of specialized scientists such as linguists, archaeologists, architectsand tasters put a considerable amount of time into studying rare manuscriptswith the aim to collect recipes and identify the eating habits of ancientGreeks. For this purpose the team of Ioannis and Souli Adamis even visitedlibraries abroad.As research progressed their surprise and admiration grew bigger! Neverwould they have imagined they would find so much information on ancientGreek gastronomy. It is enough to say that a publication calledDeipnosophistes consists of 15 volumes exclusively on ancient abbreviationsand customs. Enjoy your meal, or as ancient Greeks used to say evdipnias!
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