Square of the Constitution
constitution Square, Athens, Greece
Description:
Constitution Square (Syntagmatos) got its name from the Constitution of 1843, which was proposed by King Otto I. It is located near the Royal Palace and the Parliament building.
Today, the square consists of two green areas, there is a large fountain, there are reproductions of statues of the Naples Museum.
Every hour near the Monument to the Unknown Soldier there is a change of guard of honor, especially solemnly this action looks on weekends and holidays.
Getting to Constitution Square is not difficult, as it is one of the transport hubs in Athens. Right under the square is the station "Syntagma". Trams and buses come from all over the city. For the convenience of residents and tourists, a metro line has been built to the airport and special buses run.