Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens (Mitropoli)

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, also known as Mitropoli, stands as the official seat of the Greek Orthodox Archbishop and the most significant church in Greece. Constructed over a span of 20 years and involving four architects, the cathedral’s ornate design incorporates marble from numerous demolished Byzantine churches. Inside, visitors can explore frescoed interiors adorned with priceless icons, tombs, and relics, offering a rich tapestry of religious and historical significance.