Opened in 1991, the Megaron Athens Concert Hall is one of Europe’s premier venues for music, performance, and cultural dialogue. Located on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, the complex features four state-of-the-art halls, including the 1,960-seat Christos Lambrakis Hall and the 1,500-seat Alexandra Trianti Hall, both renowned for their acoustics and architectural elegance. The venue hosts a diverse program of classical concerts, opera, ballet, and contemporary performances, alongside conferences and exhibitions. Its Music Library and lush Megaron Garden add educational and recreational dimensions, while the Fuga restaurant and Wine Bar enhance the visitor experience. Designed by leading Greek and international architects, the Megaron blends modernist aesthetics with cultural sophistication. Easily accessible via the Megaro Moussikis metro station, it remains a cornerstone of Athens’ artistic life, offering year-round events that attract global talent and local audiences alike. Whether attending a concert or strolling through its gardens, the Megaron invites guests into a world of inspiration and refinement.
Athens GreeceThe Megaron Athens Concert Hall is located at the intersection of Vasilissis Sofias Avenue and Kokkali Street, in the central district of Athens known for its cultural landmarks. This modern venue, inaugurated in 1991, features four main halls—Christos Lambrakis, Dimitris Mitropoulos, Alexandra Trianti, and Nikos Skalkottas—hosting world-class concerts, operas, ballet, and conferences. The Megaro Moussikis metro station is directly outside, providing fast connections to the rest of the city. Its central position places it near the upscale Kolonaki neighborhood, the National Gallery, and the Byzantine and Christian Museum. Just a short walk away are the lush National Garden and Syntagma Square, Athens' main transport and commercial hub. The area boasts numerous cafés, fine dining options, and boutique hotels. The Megaron’s facilities include the Lilian Voudouri Music Library, Greece’s largest, and parking for visitors driving in from other parts of the city. This vibrant neighborhood combines premier cultural experiences with easy access to many of Athens’ most renowned attractions.