ACCESS
AiTHERION takes place at the Athens Conservatoire
LOCATION
19 Vas. Georgiou Ave., 106 75 Athens
AiTHERION is housed in the Athens Conservatoire, in the iconic building designed by the architect Ioannis Despotopoulos. It is located in the center of Athens, in the triangle between Vas. Konstantinou Ave., Vas. Georgiou Ave. and Rigillis Street. The entrance to the Aylon Lyceum is on the side of Vas. Konstantinou and Vas. Georgiou Avenues, on the peristyle of the Conservatory, next to the Hellenic Children’s Museum.
The Peristylion Café, a new modern restaurant-café, “open” to the magnificent exterior of the building, operates in the area. The Conservatory of Athens does not have a parking lot for visitors.
HOW TO GET HERE
BY METRO
Evangelismos Station (Line 3, Agia Marina-Doukissis Plakentias/Airport)
BY BUS
- Transit bus lines from Vas. Konstantinou Ave. 550 (P.Faliro-Kifisia) and 10 (Tzitzifies-Chalandri)
- Bus stops on Vasilissis Sofias: Rigilis Stop and Byzantine Museum / Rigilis Stop
BY CAR
- Nearest private parking spaces: Korakianitis Bros. (20 Vas.Georgiou B’ – and at ParkAround) & Polis Park Rizari (5 Rizari & 45 Vas.Konstantinou)
- Nearest charging station at Polis Park Rizari (5 Rizari & 45 Vas. Konstantinou)
MAP
ACCESSIBILITY
AiTHERION is located on the -1 level of Athens Conservatory and is accessible to people with disabilities and people with reduced mobility.
Please inform us by email: info@aitherion.gr so that we can accompany you on your way in and out.
- The entrance to the Athens Conservatory for wheelchairs is on Rigillis Street, through the parking lot, where a wheelchair ramp is located on the street’s pavement.
- There is a platform stairlift for access to the -1 level via the Ω2 Complex.
- Accessible sanitary facilities are located in AiTHERION (-1) and at Peristylion cafe (0).
- Guide and Assistance dogs are allowed in AiTHERION.
Caution
• In the exhibition space, low lighting levels are combined with the use of interactive digital screens with varying brightness.
• In the first part of the exhibition, audiovisual material is projected in an enclosed space with intense lighting changes.
