Greek Parliament and National Park

The Parliament Building and the National Park are two of the most important landmarks in Athens, Greece. The Parliament Building, also known as the Hellenic Parliament or the Hellenic Parliament, is located in the city center and houses the seat of the Greek parliament and the prime minister's office. The building is an excellent example of Greek neoclassical architecture and a symbol of the country's democratic heritage.
Parliament House was built in the 19th century and was originally used as a royal palace. It was later converted into a parliament building in 1935, after the establishment of the Greek Republic. The building is decorated with intricate details, including intricate columns and facades, and it is considered one of the finest examples of neoclassical architecture in Greece.
On the other hand, the National Park is a lush and beautiful park located just a short distance from the Parliament building. The gardens were established in the 19th century as a green oasis in the heart of Athens and since then they have become one of the city's most popular attractions. The gardens are a peaceful retreat from the busy city, and they offer visitors the chance to enjoy nature, stroll among the trees and flowers, and relax in the shade.
The National Park is home to a wide variety of plants and trees, including exotic species from around the world, as well as flora endemic to Greece. The gardens also contain a number of monuments and structures, including a small lake, playground and cafe. There is also a small zoo located within the garden, which is home to a variety of animals, including monkeys, reptiles, and birds.
Visitors to the National Park can take a leisurely walk through the gardens, relax on one of the many benches or simply sit and enjoy the beauty of the park. There are several walking paths that wind through the gardens, and visitors can also take guided tours of the park to learn more about the history and flora of the park.