A journey of discovery from Earth… to the universe

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An experience unlike any other awaited the children, this time at the National Observatory of Athens. Amid exhibits and narratives linking the past with today’s science, they got to see historic telescopes up close and discovered the impressive replica of the Antikythera Mechanism. The visit was not merely a tour, but an opportunity to spark questions, initiate discussions, and cultivate curiosity about the universe and its secrets.

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* The accommodation facility for unaccompanied minors operates under the framework of the program “Greece Program – Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2021-2027” 

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