Neapolis 1897 Boutique Luxury Rooms ΑΤΗΕNS Accomodation Location INFO As you walk through the iron door at 78 Mavromichali Street, you take a small step back in time to 19th-century Athens. Neapolis 1897 is housed in a striking late-19th-century neoclassical building that preserves the atmosphere and aesthetic of that era, when the city was rapidly transforming into a European capital. The mansion underwent a complete renovation in 2022 to transform it into a modern boutique hotel with all the amenities. After years of neglect, the building has been brought back to life as part of Athens’ architectural history. Its imposing facade has preserved intact the characteristics of Neoclassical architecture and the school of the German architect Ernst Ziller, who was so beloved in Athens. The grand entrance door, masterfully crafted in 1897 to reflect the building’s aristocratic character—the axis of perfect symmetry—along with the large windows, the relief decorative elements, the wrought-iron railings, and the ornate roof finials all reflect the splendor of Athenian urban residences of that period. Neapolis 1897 Boutique Luxury Rooms Email: info@neapolis1897.com Tel: +30 210 3631553 / +30 6970017250 ( WhatsApp ) Website: www.neapolis1897.com Address: Mavromichali 78, Athens, Greece. For reservations please click here: DISTANCES The hotel is within walking distance of some of the city’s most important attractions and is also very close to public transportation. The National Archaeological Museum,, the country’s largest museum and perhaps the most important museum of ancient Greek art in the world, is about a 10-minute walk away. The Epigraphic Museum houses the world’s largest collection of Greek inscriptions, “bringing to life” the functioning of the city in antiquity. It is located about a 10-minute walk away. The Athenian Trilogy—the University, the Academy, and the National Library—three 19th-century neoclassical buildings designed by architects Christian and Theophil Hansen, is located about a 15-minute walk away. Strefi Hill offers views of Athens and is just a few minutes from the hotel. Syntagma Square, Athens’ most central square, is about a 20-minute walk away.