The statue of the first governor of the Greek state was made by Georgios Bonanos.

Statue of king Constantine on a horse at the central entrance of Pedio tou Areos.

The unveiling took place in 1989 and coincided with the voting of a law which officially ended the Civil War.

At the Metro station Panepistimio, line 2 Anthoupoli-Elliniko, at the underground area, there is a permanent exhibition with antiquities that were found during the construction of the station and they also unearthed an ancient cemetery.

The assignment to Georgios Fitalis was made due to the anniversary of the fifty years of the Greek Revolution.

In 2001 they place in Omonoia the work “pentacycle” by George Zongolopoulos.

The statue is part of the classicalist sculpture complex that decorates the Academy of Athens.

The statue of Rigas Feraios signals the first assignment of a work of art in modern Greek history and the first intense debate about public art.

The statue is part of the classicalist sculpture complex that decorates the Academy of Athens.

At the Metro station Syntagma, where lines 2 and 3 intersect, during the excavations they unearthed foundries for statues of the Classical period, a cemetery dating from the Mycenaean to the Byzantine period, a Roman bath complex, part of aqueduct of Peisistratus, the riverbed of Eridanos as well as the ancient road that led from the gates of the wall to the demoi of Mesogeia.

The work of Dimitrios Filipotis has been placed originally in 1908 at a small square of Amalias Avenue, where they colored it, mutilated and stoned.