A great place to hang out. Not impressed with the eateries in the square. Wanna watch a demonstration this is your place. We were in one, no incidents just peaceful people making their point. More

there is nothing to do, if you are in the subway just pop out for a few seconds to see furious greeks and skaters going up and down the stairs More

Seeing the Greek guards was both impressive (very precise), interesting and moving - the depth and significance of Greece's military is subtly portrayed More

We were staying in the the Plaka area of Athens, so this was a very easy walk. Saw the changing of the guard...it took about 20 minutes or so. Formal building. Many people came to see this. Afterwards, we went to have a cocktail at the luxurious Hotel Bretagna(across the street). I recommend the same for you... the views of... More

Many were beaten there at the recent riots the last 12 months but it's one of the few placew you can see the tsoliades from the Presidential guard watching this place.....and forget ...it'w kind of dangerouw to be there because it's beneath the Parliament....too many riots. More

A moderate square, the beautiful building of the Greek parliament (where one can also see the ritual of the change of traditional guards at specific times) and a meeting point for many people. More

Nothing particularly special to see in this area. It is famous only because of the Parliament building. If you have extra time, walk by here. Otherwise, it would not be a crisis if you missed it. More

We happened to be visiting at the time of the protests. Whilst it was peaceful and the demonstrators were well behaved there was a large police presence. The square is pleasant to look at and easy to move around,but we could not believe the number of hawkers selling junk and trying to do deals with the tourists. Consequently we did... More

Parlament Squre where you can see the change of guard every hour and many strikes and riots nowadays... More