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View of the Royal (pres.National) theatre in Aghiou Constantinou Street. It was constructed between 1895 and 1901 by architect Ernst ZIller, on the initiative of King George I and with sponsorship from himself and Greeks in London, such as Stephanos Ralli, M.Corgialenio and Evgenidis. In the course of its history the building was enlarged and it has recently been restored and renovated. Opposite Saint Constantine is the National Theater, a work of German architect Ernestos Schiller, inspired by the Renaissance. The theater began to be built as a basilica from 1891. Delivered in 1900, closed in 1908, and reopened as National Theater in 1932, under Education Minister George Papandreou and Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos.     

The metropolitan church of Saint Constantine and Helen was built by the architect Kaftantzoglou, painted by Anastasios Loukidis and founded in 1905 by Queen Olga. Inside it we find two basilicas, a Constantine with arcades and a Justinian without arcades. It is said that the church was a simple church in the district of Gerani. This was the name of the area between Koumoundourou Square, Piraeus and Agios Konstantinos. Opposite Saint Constantine is the National Theater, a work of German architect Ernestos Schiller, inspired by the Renaissance. The theater began to be built as a basilica from 1891. Delivered in 1900, closed in 1908, and reopened as National Theater in 1932, under Education Minister George Papandreou and Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos. Saint Constantin 1905 Boulevard Agiou Konstantinou Place Agiou Konstantinou Acacia speaking with the saint Flowers of acacia Detail of St Constantin Detail of St Constantin Flag of St Cons...