Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, Greece
Athens Churches & Monasteries - The Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, Greece, has a rich history dating back to its foundation on Christmas day in 1842. This awe-inspiring structure was built using marble from 72 demolished churches, and today serves as the cathedral of the Archbishop of Athens and all of Greece. With its three naves and cupola, the Metropolitan Cathedral houses the tombs of two saints who died during the Turkish attack. In 2009, the cathedral underwent a summer renovation and was closed to visitors. A small basilica can be found behind this majestic cathedral. Discover the beauty and history of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, Greece.
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