In the centre of Athens Greece. Omonoia because of its central location has an easy access to many landmarks and to different parts of the city. The metro station and the underground train can be used to travel to the airport or to the Pireus port for accessing the Greek Islands. There are also many buses and trolleys that can be used to commute around Athens. Deals on places to stays!
History
The Square was constructed in 1846 and its original name was “Plateia Anaktoron” (Palace Square).
After its transformation in 2003 the square lost some of its former value and prestige, but nevertheless continues to represent a multicultural place and point of communication, as a transportation hub for thousands throughout the day.
At the end of the 19th century the Square underwent several formative changes. Trees were placed throughout the Square, a polygonal platform was placed at the center of the square and lighting systems were installed.
Omonoia Square was a center where people met and social life thrived as it was the railway’s starting point ,and was also surrounded by numerous hotels.
Restaurants Omonia square is surrounded with a plethora of fast-food restaurants and cafes.
Hotels and accommodation
There are several major hotels that were bought by big hotel chains and renovated.