ECQI 2026 will take place across four venues, all within easy walking distance in the city center of Athens

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FIND THESE KEY FACILITIES AT THE PROPYLAEA VENUE

Secretariat, coffee & lunch break spots are available ONLY at the Propylaea venue.

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SECRETARIAT DESK

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LUNCH BREAK SPOT

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COFFEE BREAK SPOT

Conference Venues

Below you will find detailed information regarding each venue, including the rooms we will be using at each location, as well as maps to help you navigate between the venue.

Kostis Palamas Building

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The "Kostis Palamas" Building and Cultural Centre of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens is located in a neo-classical building  that was erected in 1857 and named after the Greek famous poet Kostis Palamas, who acted as General Secretary of the University (1897-1928).

It got renovated in 1981 and in 1985, the building’s current function was inaugurated in order to house the University Community Hall. It is also used as a cultural centre to host events such as conjectural exhibitions, lectures addressed to small audiences, round tables, conferences and symposia.

Sessions will take place in the following amphitheatres:
Room A (Ground Floor)
Grand Hall (First Floor)
Room B (First Floor)

Address: 48, Akadimias str. & Sina str., 105 62 Athens

 

Propylaea UOA

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 The main building of the University of Athens, the well-known Propylaea, is part of the "Athenian Trilogy" and was founded in 1839 according to the architectural plans of Hans Christian Hansen.

Propylaea building is one of the most iconic places of remembrance of Athens. Its various halls were used for educational purposes but also occasionally have hosted the Hellenic Parliament, the National Library, numerous museums and laboratories. Nowadays the historic building primarily serves administrative and ceremonial purposes.

Sessions will take place in the following amphitheatres:
Ceremony Hall
Drakopoulos Amphitheatre
Argyriadis Amphitheatre. 

Address: Panepistimiou 30, 106 79, Athens
 

Municipality of Athens Cultural Centre

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A neoclassical building from 1842, designed by F. Stauffert with modifications by E. Schaubert, originally operated as the Athens Civil Hospital for approximately one and a half centuries. It was renovated in the 1970s and today houses the Cultural Center of the Municipality of Athens.


Sessions will take place in the following amphitheatres:
Antonis Tritsis Amphitheatre

Address: Akadimias 50 Street, Athens
 

School of Law UOA

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With almost 200 years of history, the Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens is the oldest and largest state institution for the training of young legal scholars in Greece.


Sessions will take place in the following amphitheatres:
Oikonomidou Amphitheatre (Ground Floor)

Address: 3 Sina Street, Athens