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Syntagma Square is the central square in Athens. It is an important square both from a historical and social point of view. Opposite the square is the Greek parliament, surrounded by beautiful national gardens which are open to the public. The changing of the guard ceremony is conducted in front of the tomb of an unknown soldier in the area between Syntagma Square and the parliament building.
Surrounded by cafes, shops, and restaurants, the square provides a perfect spot to unwind and people-watch. The nearby luxury hotels ensure a convenient stay, and its central location facilitates easy access to other iconic sites like the Acropolis and Plaka. Moreover, the square serves as a transportation hub, connecting travelers to various parts of Athens, making it a strategic starting point for exploring the city. It is named after the constitution that the first king of Greece Ottowaas obliged to grant after a popular military uprising.