Academy of Athens

On March 20, 1887, Ziller handed over the building of the "Sinaean Academy" to the Greek Prime Minister. The Athens Museum of the Coin was opened in 1890, and the Byzantine and Christian Museum and National Archives were renovated in 1914. On March 24, 1926, the building was transferred to the newly established Athenian Academy of Sciences.

The Athens Academy of Sciences retains a very unique architectural style of Greek culture. Six huge stone pillars stand at the front door. It is also a very unique style of the Athens Temple. The visit of the entire Academy of Sciences is also quite interesting and can be understood slowly.

The Athens Academy of Sciences is also a very large-scale building. The entire Academy of Sciences has a very long history. The buildings here are also quite novel. They are all traditional artistic design styles. The interior decoration of the Academy is also indirect. It is a pretty good place.

Although not scientifically related, this is also a must-have place to come to Athens. Just rushing to this building and the door is enough to feel the temperament of thought and science. It coincides with the weather being so good these days, just as the sun is shining when human civilization starts to open.

The Athens Academy of Sciences is a landmark building in the center of Athens. It is close to the Athens Library and the Athens University and has become three major buildings. This is the highest scientific research institute in Greece. The whole building is very beautiful to prevent and cure the Parthenon Temple. We must take pictures.

The Athens Academy of Sciences is the National Academy of Sciences of Greece, founded in 1926 and is affiliated with the Ministry of Education and Religion. The name derives from the ancient Plato Academy. The main building of the Athens Academy is the main landmark of Athens. This is a neoclassical building located in the university street and academy street in the center of Athens. This afternoon, I can finally be framed with my revered sage Socrates and Plato. I love the owl that ancient Greece represents wisdom.