SCOUTS OF GREECE
SCOUTS OF GREECE
SCOUTS OF GREECE

SCOUTS OF GREECE

A building complex constructed in 1917 by the French Forces to serve as the Headquarters of the Serbian Army, featuring elements of Central European architecture. During World War I, it served as the Headquarters of the Allied Forces, a hospital, an administrative headquarters and the State Conservatory. Since 1945, it has housed the Scouts’ of Greece Central Office. The complex was restored in 1997 as part of the city’s efforts to preserve and highlight its historical character.

OPENING HOURS
21/11 10:00-13:00, 16:00-19:00
22/11 10:00-13:00
Last entry: 20 minutes before closing time


Photos: Simos Maniatis

  • Address 1 Vas. Georgiou Av.
  • Architect G. Zouras, G. Tsiligkiris (restoration)
  • Period 1900-1940
  • Type CULTURAL
  • Area EAST
  • Open House 2026, 2025, 2022
  • Accessibility YES