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7 Otrineon (0.1 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Acropolis Living room is located in Athens just a 10-minute walk from Monastiraki Train Station and 0.6 miles from Monastiraki Square. This apartment features air-conditioned accommodations with a balcony and free Wifi. The property is 0.
Φλαμαριών 4 Θησείο � (0.1 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Located in Athens a 4-minute walk from Temple of Hephaestus and 0.8 miles from the center Thiseio 1915 has air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi and a terrace.
11 Νηλέως (0.2 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Nileos House is an apartment featuring rooms with free Wifi and air conditioning in the center of Athens. This recently renovated apartment is located a 5-minute walk from Temple of Hephaestus and 400 yards from Ancient Agora of Athens.
Agias Marinis 2 & Apostolou Pavlou (0.2 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Offering an impressive view to the Acropolis from its rooftop terrace Hotel Thissio enjoys a central location. The rooms are elegantly decorated and come with free WiFi. The restaurant serves creative dishes and a variety of Greek wines.
21 Νηλέως 1ος Όροφος (0.2 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Anytime Home Acropolis Studio Thiseio offers accommodations in Athens a 12-minute walk from Filopappos Hill and half a mile from Monastiraki Metro Station. This apartment provides air-conditioned accommodations with a terrace. The property is 0.
Nileos 20 (0.2 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Great care is taken to ensure guests experience comfort through top-notch services and amenities. Remain linked during your visit by utilizing the complimentary internet access available.
Nileos 21 (0.2 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Lovely apartment in the center of Athens is located in Athens just a 13-minute walk from Filopappos Hill and half a mile from Monastiraki Metro Station. This apartment features air-conditioned accommodations with a patio and free Wifi.
Iouliou Smith 3 (0.2 km from National Observatory of Athens)
Meros - Athenian Residencies is an apartment featuring rooms with free Wifi and air conditioning in the center of Athens. With mountain views this accommodation features a balcony. The apartment has private entrance.
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The National Observatory of Athens is a scientific research institute situated on the foothills of Mt. Hymettus in Athens, Greece. It was established in 1842 and has been instrumental in advancing science and technology through its cutting-edge astronomical research. As one of the oldest observatories in the world, it has undertaken pioneering studies on meteorology, seismology, astrophysics and solar physics. Its facilities are used not only for scientific research but also to provide educational services to the public.
The observatory houses two main telescopes - a 1-meter Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope and a 0.7-meter Meade LX200 Telescope - as well as other smaller instruments used for observation purposes. It also features an extensive library with a broad collection of books and journals related to astronomy and astrophysics, including many rare editions dating back as far as 1611.
In addition to its role as an observatory for scientific studies, the National Observatory of Athens also serves as a place of learning for visitors who come from all over the world to explore the secrets of our universe. Through exhibitions, seminars, public lectures and workshops, visitors have access to information about astronomy and its applications in everyday life. The observatory's educational resources further allow budding astronomers to explore their interest in space by providing them with guidance on how to use its telescopes or participate in night sky observations using its own equipment.
In this way, the National Observatory of Athens is an important landmark which stands at the forefront of astronomical research while simultaneously fostering appreciation among members of the general public towards this captivating field of science.