Ziller Mansion Transforms Into Cultural Hub, Welcoming All

Prepare to be captivated by the splendidly renovated neoclassical gem at 24 Perikleous Street, situated in the enchanting Terpsithea neighborhood of Piraeus. Unveiling a fusion of history and modernity, this architectural masterpiece is not just a mansion; it's a vibrant hub buzzing with educational, recreational, and cultural activities, inviting both public and private institutions, as well as individuals, to partake in its allure.

In the heart of Piraeus's historical center, a mere stone's throw from the Archaeological Museum, stands the Ziller mansion—an elegant residence erected in 1899 by the renowned architect Ernst Ziller. This distinguished architect, celebrated for crafting a series of neoclassical marvels in Piraeus, once counted King George I and Queen Olga among the illustrious guests in one of his creations. Notably, Ziller himself resided in this very neighborhood.

In its heyday, the district served as the bustling port of Piraeus, earning the moniker "neighborhood of the captains" due to its proximity to the sea. Now, this meticulously renovated neoclassical house, spanning an impressive 605.89 sq. m., stands as a living testament to its historic legacy.

The grandeur of this architectural wonder, adorned with breathtaking ceiling decorations, classical elements, and an undeniable stately charm, is truly impressive. Spread across three floors, with the ground floor encompassing 150.30 sq.m., the first and second floors totaling 157.17 sq.m., and the third floor, with an additional outdoor area, measuring 133.22 sq.m.

Inquiries are welcomed through phone calls at 2104513086 or 6947612210 and via email at 24perikleous@gmail.com. Convenient parking is available in close proximity at Skuze 26, making your visit to this historical treasure effortlessly accessible. 

Originally published in Greek on: iefimerida.gr

Translated by: Codico Lab