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Foundry: Luxury living with a view to the Acropolis

The Foundry Urban Luxury Suites is located in the historic and vibrant neighborhood of Psiri, in the very heart of Athens’ historic center, just a few minutes away from the city’s key locations and renowned landmarks.

Enjoy a luxurious and stylish accommodation in Athens while staying right next to the Acropolis, Plaka, Monastiraki, and Syntagma square. Unlike your typical city center hotels, you’ll find a trully unique accommodation experience as each of our 12 luxury suites in Athens was meticulously designed to showcase a distinct character and style.

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The Foundry Urban Luxury Suites

40 Sarri, 105 60, Athens

Acropolis and Parthenon

105 58, Athens

Acropolis Museum

15 Dionysiou Areopagitou, 117 42, Athens

Odeon of Herodes Atticus & Roman Theater

Dionysiou Areopagitou, 105 55, Athens

Monastiraki district

105 55, Athens

Plaka district

105 56, Athens

Filopappou Hill

215 Fylis, 117 41, Athens

Syntagma (Constitution) Square

105 63, Athens

The National Garden

1 Leof. Vasilisis Amalias, Athens, 105 57

Panathenaic Stadium

Leof. Vasileos Konstantinou, 116 35, Athens

Museum of Cycladic Art

4 Neofitou Douka, 106 74, Athens

Gazi Industrial Park

118 54, Athens

Museum of Islamic Art

22 Ag. Asomaton & 12 Dipilou, 105 53 Athens

Benaki Museum

1 Koumpari, 106 74, Athens

Acropolis and Parthenon

Athens’ most renowned landmark, the rock of the Acropolis and the Temple of Parthenon are found within walking distance from The Foundry Urban Luxury Suites. Taking the Acropolis perimeter pedestrian street up from Thissio, the winding, cobblestone road takes you in a 15-minute-walk to the entrance of the iconic, ancient site as well as Odeon of Herodes Atticus that is located right at the foot of the Acropolis.

Acropolis Museum

Directly opposite the spectacular Acropolis, the newly built museum dedicated to the homonymous landmark, pays tribute to the magnificent heritage that Ancient Greece has bestowed upon us. Allow a good 2 to 3 hours to observe the plethora of artefacts and displays that will instill a newfound appreciation for the civilisation that flourished so many centuries ago.

Odeon of Herodes Atticus & Roman Theater

Athens’ most impressive, ancient amphitheater located on the southern side of the Acropolis, just at the foot of the rock. It is not only an archaeological marvel; it is used regularly until this day, hosting many cultural events, shows and performances during the summer.

Monastiraki district

One of the most colourful spots in Athens, the Monastiraki Square and its surrounding district poses a wonderful location to explore, just 500 m. from the accommodation. Brimming with souvenir shops and stores, tavernas, cafes and restaurants as well as a flea market, Monastiraki is buzzing both day and night.

Plaka district

One of the most quaint neighbourhoods of Athens, Plaka is situated right at the foot of northern side of the Acropolis. Characterised by listed, neo classical buildings, it is also known for bordering with the lovely district of Anafiotika, a quarter of Athens that exudes unmistakable island vibes.

Filopappou Hill

One of the most pleasant locations, and one out of a total of two hills of Athens, Filopappou Hill is a rocky yet verdant hill whose elevated position allows for some truly astonishing views. You can visit it by taking the Acropolis perimeter street up from Thissio and you will find it to your right, following the incline, marble path.

Syntagma (Constitution) Square

Syntagma Square is where the Parliament of Greece is located, together with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It is also where you can observe the official changing of the guard, the Evzones as they are called, dressed in the traditional Greek uniform.

The National Garden

Next to Syntagma square, there is a wonderful expanse of land that is known as the National Garden. Once used as a zoo, the National Garden now provides a great spot for a casual stroll amidst flourishing flora.

Panathenaic Stadium

The Panathenaic Stadium, also known as Kallimarmaro, is an important monument and one of the top attractions of the city. The only stadium in the world built entirely out of marble, it was originally used for athletic events and ceremonies, as well as cultural happenings in more recent years.

Museum of Cycladic Art

A museum dedicated to promoting and studying the ancient cultures if the Aegean and Cypriot civilisations. On permanent display are Cycladic antiquities, Ancient Greek Art and Cypriot Art as well as occasional, periodic collections of international artists.

Gazi Industrial Park

Also known as Technopolis, the Gazi Industrial Park is a multi-purpose venue, industrial museum dedicated to the Greek composer, Manos Hatzidakis. Numerous music concerts, seminars, exhibitions and other types of cultural activities are hosted here.

Museum of Islamic Art

Located within a few minutes walk from The Foundry Urban Luxury Suites, the Museum of Islamic Art, which is part of the Benaki Institute, houses a range of collections that include artefacts that span from the 7th to the 19th century.

Benaki Museum

Perhaps Athens’ finest, this museum was founded by art collector and a cultural benefactor of the city, Antonis Benakis in 1930. During Benakis’ life, the museum was constantly endowed with a diverse collection of artefacts that span many eras; from the prehistoric up to the modern times and the Bronze Age until World War II.

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