Psychiko palace, Royal palace in Psychiko, Greece
Psychiko Palace is a royal residence in Psychiko, an upscale residential area of Athens. The building displays typical royal architectural features and sits in a quiet neighborhood with wide streets and spacious properties.
The palace was built as a residence for members of the Greek royal family, housing Paul of Greece, Frederica of Hanover, and Constantine II at different times. It marks an important chapter in modern Greek royal history during the 20th century.
The palace connects Greece to the Middle East through the many embassies from that region located nearby. This diplomatic presence shapes how the neighborhood functions as a place of international contact and exchange.
The building is located on Diamantidou Avenue and is accessible through Athens' public transportation network. Visitors should check in advance whether a tour is possible, as this remains a private royal residence.
The area is governed by strict building regulations that limit constructions to three floors to preserve the residential character of the neighborhood. This rule shapes the entire appearance and keeps the district quiet and affluent.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
![Sculpture Open Area [Glyptotheque] of Psychiko – George Zongolopoulos Square](https://img5.digsty.com/iNNjZr6mcjiqu6YA2nKrlTNeQbYaZ1PfalYyMjYShDs/rs:fill:230:230:1/g:fp:0.5:0.5/czM6Ly9hcm91bmR1cy82Mi8xNzE5MDQ0MDgtYzc0ZDlkMzMuanBn.jpg)
