Review

The National Library was built in the 18th century as a collection center, attached to the campus of the University of Athens, and was not repaired until 1903.

The history of the National Library dates back to the first half of the 19th century, when the consuls co-educator and book collectors founded the book collection center, which became the predecessor of the library today.

The National Library was first established in 1829 as a collection center, and after several relocations and expansions, it formed today's National Library, which has a beautiful environment and beautiful architecture.

The National Library was the earliest public library in Greece, with fewer than 2,000 volumes of books in the earliest days, and today it contains many historical and cultural ancient books in Greece.

The magnificent marble library known as the "Athens trilogy"