What is it?
The Megaron Athens Concert Hall is the city’s premier cultural venue, a striking modern complex that has hosted world-class performances since its opening in 1991. With its mix of marble grandeur and state-of-the-art acoustics, it stages everything from classical symphonies and opera to jazz, theater, and major festivals, including the Athens International Film Festival’s gala opening.
Why is it worth visiting?
The Megaron isn’t just about performances; it’s about the experience. Attending an event here means immersing yourself in Athens’ high cultural life, whether it’s a renowned international orchestra, contemporary dance troupe, or film premiere. Its architecture and landscaped gardens add to the sense of occasion.
What’s nearby?
Located on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, the hall sits next to the U.S. Embassy and just steps from the lush Eleftherias Park. The upscale Kolonaki district, with its galleries, boutiques, and cafés, is a short walk away, making it easy to pair culture with city life.
Time Out tip
When the weather gets warmer, escape the bustle of Athens by strolling at the Megaron Garden, a landscaped oasis with lush greenery, sculptures and shaded paths. The summer concerts under the stars are a must!