1. Monument of Constantine I
The main entrance of Pedion tou Areos is located at the intersection of Alexandras Avenue and Mavrommation Street.
2. Teenagers' Playground
The area of the Adolescent Playground, covering an area of approximately 5 acres, has remained in ruins for more than 10 years. Residents and friends of the Park urgently call for its reconstruction.
3. Aliki Summer Theater
In 1955, prominent Greek actor Manos Katrakis founded the "People's Theatre" in Pedio tou Areos. In this theatre, he staged Greek repertoire, including Karaiskakis, Amalia, The Girl with the Ribbons, Patouhas, Captain Michalis, Christ is Crucified Again, The Merchant, etc.
4. Statue of Athena
Statue of Athena Promachos - Memorial to the fallen British, Australians and New Zealanders in the battles of 1941-45 of World War II. Learn more:
5. Pan's Cave
Sculptural composition by the sculptor Vassalos, which was completed in 1962. According to one version, the work was carved on a rock that existed in the Park. According to another version, it is the result of a composition from the stones of the Anathema against Eleftherios Venizelos.
6. Gardenia Fountain
It is a fountain with jets which was constructed during the Tombazi renovation (2008-2011) but operated for a short time due to many defects. It will be re-operated from 13/04/2025 with many interruption problems.
7. Gardenia Pavilion
The opening of the Gardenia Pavilion, located in the "heart" of the Field of Mars, is lost in the history of the Park...
8. Economides Fountain
The central fountain is located opposite the "Alsos" theater and was one of the first facilities of Pedion tou Areos to reopen after the destruction of the Tombazis redevelopment.
9. Economides Plateau
It is the most popular spot in the Park and the only large area, after the renovation, where many citizens can gather in the same space.
10. Alsos Theater
The historic "Alsos" refreshment bar that dominated the summer cultural life of Athens since the 1950s with George Economides.
11. Playground
It is the largest Playground currently operating in Pedion tou Areos for children up to 12 years old.
12. Church of Agios Charalambos
Agios Charalambos of Pedio Areos was built by the Asia Minor refugees of Polygonos on the site of an older temple.
13. Botanical Garden
After many years of simply remaining fenced off, today it operates as part of the Park.
15. Water Route (Platania)
One of the most popular spots of Pedion tou Areos with dense shade from Plane trees and an artificial stream of water that gives a beautiful sense of calm and coolness. The water turtles fit perfectly into this setting.
16. Sacred Battalion Monument
The monument is dedicated to the special forces units of the Greek army that operated during World War II in the Middle East and the Aegean. It consists of a marble column flanked by marble pillars.
17. Park Administration Offices
This is where the Directorate of Groves and Parks of the Attica Region is located. Read the Park's operating regulations, what is permitted and what is prohibited in Pedion tou Areos.
18. Rhododendron
It is a spiral water path lined with pebbles and a tall pergola/bed, where suitable rose bushes were intended to climb.
19. Petanque Court
A different sports venue in the heart of Athens, where the urban landscape meets the need for expression and play. Petanque at Pedion tou Areos by petA
20. I N of the Most Great Archangels
The Church of Pammegistoi Taxiarches (All-Great Archangels) of Pedion tou Areos is a medieval church. In the church's precincts is the cenotaph of Alexander Ypsilantis and the first monument of honor in the Sacred Regiment.
21. Aries Seats
Seating arrangement where visitors of Pedion tou Areos can sit with their friends, chat, eat or play a board game.
22. Avenue of Heroes
The Avenue of Heroes in Pedion tou Areos is a monumental complex with 21 marble busts of heroes of the Revolution of 1821.
24. Panhellenic Gymnastics Association
The Panhellenic Gymnastics Association is the oldest purely athletic association in Greece. It was founded in 1891.
25. Green Park
It first operated before the war in the 1940s but expanded and gained fame in the 1950s and 1960s.

1. Monument of Constantine I

2. Teenagers' Playground

3. Aliki Summer Theater

4. Statue of Athena

5. Pan's Cave

6. Gardenia Fountain

7. Gardenia Pavilion

8. Economides Fountain

9. Economides Plateau

10. Alsos Theater

11. Playground

12. Church of Agios Charalambos

13. Botanical Garden

14. Old Nursery

15. Water Route (Platania)

16. Sacred Battalion Monument

17. Park Administration Offices

18. Rhododendron

19. Petanque Court

20. I N of the Most Great Archangels

21. Aries Seats

22. Avenue of Heroes

23. Playground

24. Panhellenic Gymnastics Association

