Experience the striking works of George Zongolopoulos under the open sky of the square, through a guided tour that blends art with the urban landscape.
Let’s explore together how sculpture engages in dialogue with the public realm.
The tour explores more than five decades of his artistic production through large-scale works displayed in freely accessible public spaces.
Admission is free of charge. Guided tours are held on the first Sunday of each month to ensure broad public access.
The outdoor sculpture gallery at George Zongolopoulos Square in Psychiko represents a dynamic interaction with art in public space.
The adult programme features:
Explore the green environment of the site on guided tours, discovering Zongolopoulos’s works across different phases of his career.
A historical and artistic overview examining the artist’s relationship with public space, his creative evolution, and the significance of his work within the urban context.
It is an ideal experience for those wishing to encounter art “beyond the museum,” within a real urban environment, and to discover a different dimension of the city.
An adventure in the heart of the city: children become art explorers, discovering sculptures, asking questions, and creating.
In a setting that blends culture, greenery, and playful exploration.
Through interactive activities and workshops, the tour evolves into an experience that stimulates, engages, and cultivates aesthetic and civic awareness.
It’s an opportunity for children to learn that art is not confined to indoor spaces, but “lives” in our city — and that they can actively discover it.
The same sculpture gallery is available — through specially designed programs — for children of all ages (kindergarten, primary, middle, and high school).
Highlights of the Children’s Programme:
Through creative storytelling of Zongolopoulos’s life and work, children engage with art, history, and their surroundings.
Quizzes, experiential activities, workshops, and digital or printed resources to boost engagement.
Cultivating abilities such as analytical thinking, teamwork, initiative, and empathy — inspiring children to notice, question, and make.
Visitors will explore the major works of George Zongolopoulos in Psychiko Square, gaining insight into his interaction with public space and the progression of his artistic journey.
Yes! Our child-focused guided tours combine play, stories, and creative activities, allowing children to explore and learn about art in an engaging and fun way.
Tours are open to everyone. They are held regularly, and registration is available online through the Zongolopoulos Foundation or by phone.
The guided tours are free of charge and take place on the first Sunday of each month.
For information regarding Special Educational Programs for school visits, organized groups or inquiries about fees, please reach out to the George Zongolopoulos Foundation.
The tours seek to connect visitors of all ages with contemporary Greek sculpture, foster a deeper relationship with art in public spaces, and showcase the cultural identity of the city.
